All Property Week articles in 10 August 2007 – Page 9
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NewsPropex MD gets top European job at CoStar
Paul Marples to head continental expansion, starting with UK launch of Focus Agency
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Insight
Correction
With reference to the Canteen article (leisure, 20.07.07), we wish to clarify that Tony Moore of CWM and Louise Songeur of Donaldsons currently advise Hammerson on Spitalfields.
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MarketsPaddington resi tower consent home and dry
Reubens’ vehicle gets go-ahead for final piece of Merchant Square jigsaw
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Insight
The great green con
Sir, It is a fact that less that 5% of electricity generated in this country is truly green. From reading the press, one would assume that the demand for this green supply is considerably in excess of this.
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News
Thieves cock a Snook at Helical director’s nuptials
Helical Bar’s Matthew Bonning-Snook has waited long enough to be made a director but, given what happened at his wedding, it’s amazing the promotion happened at all.
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Markets
Urban group to conserve Clapham
Town Centre regeneration specialist the Urban and Economic Development Group and Colin Buchanan & Partners have been appointed by Wandsworth Council to draw up a strategy ‘for conserving the essence’ of Northcote Road, near Clapham Junction. Northcote Road is one of the most successful specialist shopping areas in the ...
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News
Stratford City thumbs-up
The Olympic Delivery Authority and the Newham council have approved the masterplan for Westfield’s town centre district of Stratford City, known as Zone 1.
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NewsCity view: Jenny Davey: Rumours of a crash are greatly exaggerated
Don’t believe the doom-mongers property remains a safe bet in troubled times, says Sunday Times deputy City editor Jenny Davey
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CBRE shops for Jones Lang’s Teutonic team
CB Richard Ellis has poached five members of Jones Lang LaSalle’s retail team in Germany to bolster its European retail presence.
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NewsCB Richard Ellis is to sell the title of Lord of the Manor of Rusthall
CB Richard Ellis is to sell the title of Lord of the Manor of Rusthall as part of the sale of a shopping parade in Royal Tunbridge Wells.
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Markets
Extra cash for north Kent
Public and private sector groups have agreed a groundbreaking proposal to fund transport infrastructure, paving the way for extra housing in the Thames Gateway.
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ProfessionalCase news
Warren Gordon finds out why Tesco lost planning permission for a new store, while Jonathan Ross hears how a buyer won the right to his deposit back despite not completing a purchase
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Caroline Charles in St John’s Wood
Fashion designer Caroline Charles has taken an assignment of a 616 sq ft store from French retailer Comptoir Des Cotonniers at 9 St John’s Wood High Street, north-west London.
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MarketsPresidential campaign
Gordon Carey, president of the British Council for Offices, tells David Doyle why international information-sharing is key to being green
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News
Ixis fund buys Polish mall
PBW II Real Estate Fund, a Luxembourg fund managed by Ixis AEW, has bought the 430,560 sq ft Wola Park shopping centre in Poland for €140m (£95m) from Ivanhoe Cambridge, a subsidiary of Canadian fund manager Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec.
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NewsRugby buys first tax pregnant company
Rugby Estates Investment Trust has lined up its first purchase of a ‘tax-pregnant’ private property company.
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InsightCash-rich buyers are ready to play credit card
The most interesting aspect of the UK market slowdown has been to prove the accuracy of property company share prices.
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Danes buy Hastings Debenhams
Private Danish investors have bought the 99,000 sq ft Debenhams store in Hastings for £11.5m a net initial yield of 4.08%. Debenhams pays £497,360 a year on a 30-year lease with five-yearly, 2.5% rises from 2004. Hunters Property Investment advised the buyer; HP Four acted for the private Irish ...
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NewsLloyd’s building up for sale
Owner CLI Group hopes to buck current market trends with £320m price tag for City institution
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Investors have finally caught the global bug
More and more of us are trawling the globe for deals but be careful what you fish for
