All Property Week articles in 1 July 2016 – Page 3
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Sainsbury’s pulls plug on UK Netto stores
Sainsbury’s is ending its partnership with European cut-price retailer Netto and will close all 16 UK stores next month
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Moda Living appoints UK development director
Lee Savage has joined private rented sector specialist Moda Living as development director for the UK.
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Allsop appoints head of residential development
Andrew Boyd has joined Allsop as a salaried partner and head of the residential development team.
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Tetrarch plans €25m Dublin aparthotel
Tetrarch Capital has submitted plans for a €25m (£21m) Dublin aparthotel which would be operated by serviced apartment specialists Staycity.
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Cushman retains TfL retail remit
Cushman Wakefield has been reappointed as letting agent across Transport for London (TfL)’s retail portfolio.
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Knight Property Group buy in Edinburgh
Developer Knight Property Group has acquired office building Edinburgh House in the city, in a deal worth £12m.
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Redrow to develop at Urban&Civic Cambridge scheme
Redrow has agreed to develop 200 plots on a 16-acre site at Urban Civic’s Alconbury Weald scheme in Cambridgeshire.
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The Week Ahead: Persimmon and GPE updates
In the new era of Brexit it seems the property world is having a break to reflect. It’s pretty quiet on the results front this week in the sector, but there are two highlights that should give us an indication how real estate is tackling the UK’s departure from the ...
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Are you the best in property management?
The Property Management All-Stars, taking place on 26 October in London, is the latest Awards ceremony to be launched by Property Week and will recognize and reward the best companies within the property management industry.
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Canterbury City Council buys half of Whitefriars shopping centre for £79m
Canterbury City Council has bought half of the city’s Whitefriars Shopping Centre for £79m.
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World's Biggest Property Bike Ride: right as rain
The property industry took on the elements and a vertically challenging course last Thursday as the World’s Biggest Property Bike Ride hit the Surrey Hills again in aid of charity Shelter.
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Thor and Meyer Bergman sells prime Paris retail for €490m
Thor Equities and Meyer Bergman have sold a retail property on the Avenues des Champs-Elysees in Paris for €490m (£410m).
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Government incentives biggest barrier to real estate energy efficiency
Four out of five commercial property landlords claim a lack of government incentives is the single biggest barrier to energy efficiency measures being introduced across UK commercial real estate.
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Business rates changes to cost £50m to skyscraper tenants
Occupiers in London’s 20 tallest skyscrapers can expect to pay an extra £50m under forthcoming major changes to business rates, according to Colliers International.
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BoE’s Carney sends shares higher as rate cut nears
The FTSE 100 ended higher Thursday as the Bank of England governor said an interest rate cut was likely after Brexit.
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HSBC to keep headquarters in London
HSBC will keep its headquarters in London despite the shock Brexit vote last week, chairman Douglas Flint has announced.
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Qatari's buy BHS international
Qatari retail group Al Mana has bought the international and online businesses of BHS.
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Dealing with debt must be handled with competence and care
Being a private rented sector (PRS)/build-to-rent (BTR) consultant, I’m often asked to work with elements of the property sector in which I have little specific knowledge but my experience is required.
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Brexit: what happens now?
When the referendum result came in last Friday morning, the markets went into freefall, with many commentators comparing the impact - unfavourably - to the great crash in 2008.
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Benson Elliot: we made the right call on fund leverage
Benson Elliot has said that the EU referendum result has vindicated its decision to use significantly lower leverage for its latest fund, which reached final close this week after raising €625m (£517m).