All Property Week articles in 10 December 2010 – Page 7
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News
Lending looks bright before bleaker new year
Index shows lending to property in good light, but not for long
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Insight
Reports of secondary property’s demise have been greatly exaggerated
Mark Twain forbade his autobiography to be published until 100 years after his death so he could speak his “whole frank mind”. Industry groups tend to think in parallel and REITs are no exception
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Insight
Planners need to confront the bear necessities, says Nigel Hugill
An economist in the wilderness appears undaunted by an approaching bear…
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News
Qatari Diar’s fresh Chelsea Barracks manoeuvres
Qatari Diar has submitted fresh outline plans for the redevelopment of the former Chelsea Barracks in London
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Markets
Irish banks leave Ipswich schemes up the creek
Two residential schemes on Ipswich’s waterfront are in choppy waters after Irish lenders called in loans that financed them
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News
Highcross jumps for banks’ half-price regional offices
Investor to buy £76.5m Civitas portfolio from Lloyds for £35m as bank disposals gather pace
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News
Banks have a new notion of serviceable loans
If you want an idea of what is happening at the coalface of the property market, examining how auction purchases are being financed is a good place to start
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Online
Bank of Scotland to launch residential property derivatives range
Bank of Scotland is to launch a range of residential property derivatives aimed at retail investors, the Financial Times reported at the weekend.
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Markets
Hall to play for in Norwich with Targetfollow asset
Administrator Deloitte ponders sale of outside-London assets
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News
Aprirose sparks M&S shed
Marks Spencer’s east Midlands warehouse is due to be completed by the end of 2011 after Aprirose Real Estate Investment agreed to provide funding
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Professional
London landlords lobby for brand-new approach
Survey finds agents’ marketing efforts lacking
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Insight
By Royal Appointment: interview with Sir Stuart Hampson
Selling a stake in Regent Street and buying regional shopping centres is a radical departure for the Crown Estate. Chairman and former John Lewis chief Sir Stuart Hampson speaks to Hardeep Sandher
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Markets
Cambridge city offices are among ‘chased’ assets
The investment market continues to intrigue, which, coupled with the debt market – or lack of it – is making some assets “unbuyable”, while others are “chased” by numerous bidders
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News
Allsop’s overseas players
Cash-rich foreign buyers and Far Eastern investors helped Allsop achieve an 80% sale rate at its last commercial auction of the year
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Markets
No end to retail sector's nightmare after Christmas
Cotton price, VAT rises and belt-tightening consumers are thwarting retailers
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News
Do not adjust your Becks
There was plenty of coverage late last week of David Beckham going out drinking with James Corden in Guy Ritchie’s Punch Bowl pub in Mayfair, but no one picked up that Rosie Jaggard from Land Securities and CB Richard Ellis’s West End agency team were there too. Becks and Rosie ...
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News
NHP nursing £850m homes valuation
A portfolio of care homes that form the security on a £1.2bn distressed loan has been valued at £850m ahead of a potential sale
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News
Religare makes 55% Landmark
Religare Enterprises, an Indian-listed emerging markets financial services group, has bought a 55% stake for up to $171.5m through its wholly owned subsidiary, Religare Global Asset Management, in Landmark Partners, a US-based private equity and real estate fund-of-funds asset manager focused on secondary transactions.
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News
Ropemaker rounds up £50m for Circle hospital in Reading
BP’s pension fund property arm buys development site for clinician’s second schem