All Property Week articles in 1 March 2013 – Page 2
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New Korean takeaway to rollout across London
A new Korean takeaway concept from Wasabi founder Dong Hyun Kim will launch in two central London locations next month.
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Unite posts healthy results
Student housing provider, Unite has today posted a positive set of full year results with a net asset value rise of 10% to 350 pence per share.
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Intu creates new customer champion role
Newly rebranded Intu has appointed a former Regus and Marriott marketing director to a specially created role that is dedicated to generating stronger relationships with its customers.
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Kames Capital buys £29m office portfolio
Kames Capital has bought a portfolio of eight office buildings for £29.3m on behalf of its Active Value Property Fund.
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C&W delight in Turkish appointments
Cushman & Wakefield has today announced the expansion of its Turkish team by making two appointments.
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Supreme Court backs landlords in service charge case
The Supreme Court has overturned a Court of Appeal judgment over service charges, in a groundbreaking case that will be seen as a coup for landlords.
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Ecobuild 2013: Ex-Tesco chief predicts more high street resi
Town centres will lose retail units to residential, as the recession and growth of the internet continues to reshape the UK’s high streets.
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Consent granted for £200m town centre scheme
Outline planning permission was granted for the creation of a £200m town centre development by Rhonda Cynon Taf County Borough Council last night.
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Barclays picks agent for 45m sq ft global contract
Barclays has chosen an agent to take over the running of its 45m sq ft global estate, in a major coup for its corporate team, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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Jamie Oliver to open with LandSec in Victoria
Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver is to open a new restaurant in London’s Victoria, at Land Securities Kings Gate residential scheme.
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CBRE Global Investors makes regional buys
CBRE Global Investors has bought two retail units for £18m.
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Gym4all seeks 10 new sites
Gym operator Gym4all has launched a search for up to 10 new sites across the UK over the next two to three years.
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UPDATED: Barclays picks agents for 45m sq ft global contract
CBRE has been confirmed as the major winner from a global corporate property tender process that was started by Barclays this time last year, as revealed by PropertyWeek.com.
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SFO file defence against £200m Tchenguiz claim
Lawyers acting on behalf of the Serious Fraud Office have filed their defence against the £200m lawsuit submitted by Vincent Tchenguiz.
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Imperial West vision revealed
Imperial College London has today revealed its vision for the redevelopment of the former BBC Worldwide site in White City, W12.
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Dreams sold in £35m prepack deal
Dreams collapsed into administration last night and has been bought by Sun Capital Partners as part of a prepack deal which will see it shed 95 stores.
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Housing starts surge in central London
The number of housing starts in prime central London more than doubled in the final quarter of 2012 compared with the same period the year before, Jones Lang LaSalle’s Central London Development report has found.
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Oriana's Oxford Street plans approved
Westminster Council approved the joint venture plans of Frogmore and Land Securities to develop 26-48 Oxford Street W1 at a planning meeting last night.
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SFO file defence against £200m Tchenguiz claim
Lawyers acting on behalf of the Serious Fraud Office have filed their defence against the £200m lawsuit submitted by Vincent Tchenguiz.
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Axa sells €65.8m of Swedish assets
AXA Real Estate Investment Managers has sold four assets from its Alternative Property Income Venture to investment and asset management firm Nordika Fastigheter for €65.8m, with two assets then flipped on to a club of Swedish pension funds.