All Property Week articles in 10 December 2010 – Page 3
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Wichford reports 13% NAV uplift
Wichford, the owner of government-occupied property, increased its net asset value by 13% to 8.67p a share in the year to 30 September.
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Midweek Bulletin: Government empty rates bombshell and Simon saga rumbles on
Giles Barrie, Property Week editor and deputy editor James Whitmore look at the big stories making headlines this week - including the news empty rates relief for small properties has been scrapped.
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Allied Irish Bank banned from bonus pay-out
Allied Irish Bank has been prevented in paying £33.8m bonuses to 2,400 members of staff following a letter from the Irish Minister of Finance, Barry Lenihan, yesterday.
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Neill drops £400m empty rates bombshell on small businesses
Empty rates relief for small properties has been scrapped in a move likely to cost businesses £400m a year.
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Olympics 2012 investor O Twelve in third party talks
O Twelve Estates this morning confirmed it is in talks with a third party, thought to be US private equity group Westbrook Partners, to take a large stake in the company.
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Metric buys Welsh retail park
Metric Property Investments has bought a Welsh retail park from Land Securities for £14.4m.
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Lack of demand hits house prices
Further signs of a faltering house market emerged this morning with the latest RICS figures betraying a widespread lack of demand.
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Blackstone refinances European hotel portfolio
Citigroup Global Markets and ING Real Estate Finance have completed a debt restructuring for a Blackstone-controlled hotel company.
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53-59 Chandos Place sold for £17m
A 19,500 sq ft office block in the West End has been sold to a private French investor for £17.3m.
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West End sales up 7.6% in November
The New West End Company, which represents retailers on Bond, Regent and Oxford Street, saw a 7.6% year-on-year boost in sales in November.
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Property Chef: The last semi-final
So, here we go, we’re down to the last three chefs fighting for the one remaining place in Friday’s grand finale - when we will crown the Property Chef of 2010.
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Government publishes Localism Bill
The government has today published its draft Localism Bill that will bring forward huge changes to the UK planning system.
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Aberdeen and LaSalle invest in strategic land fund
Aberdeen Asset Management and LaSalle Investment Management have invested in Welbeck Land’s £45m strategic land fund.
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Trafford Centre battle continues as Peel and CSC reject new Simon proposal
The battle over Manchester’s Trafford Centre has taken another twist with the centre’s owner, Peel Group, and proposed new owner, Capital Shopping Centres, rejecting an alternative offer from US REIT, Simon Property Group.
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Henderson Global Investors acquires FedEx distribution unit in Newcastle Under Lyme
Henderson Global Investors has bought a 103,000 sq ft distribution unit from a private investor for £6.34m.
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Meyer Bergman and Neinver to develop new Polish shopping centre
Meyer Bergman, the European real estate investment management firm, has entered into a joint venture with Neinver, a leading pan-European retail developer, to develop a €200m retail-led scheme at Katowice railway station in Poland.
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HOOPP links together with Crown
The Crown Estate has sold a 50% stake in its £100m St James’s Gateway development in London’s West End to HOOPP, a Canadian pension fund.
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IM Properties secures Santander loan
Santander Corporate Bank has agreed to provide a £52m five-year investment loan facility to IM Properties.
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Assura confirms AH Medical takeover talks
Assura, the listed healthcare property company, today confirmed it was in takeover talks with smaller rival, AH Medical Properties, as revealed by Property Week.
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Targetfollow assets sell at Acuitus auction
Three out of four assets from the Targetfollow portfolio sold at the Acuitus commercial auction yesterday.