All Property Week articles in 10 December 2010 – Page 8
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News
High 5 for Broadgate
British Land and Blackstone unveil latest vision for Broadgate with a new 700,000 sq ft headquarters for UBS
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Insight
Corporates are key to real estate’s role in 2011 recovery
Providing forecasts of economic growth is usually much easier than forecasting markets
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News
Gym Group builds up £20m of financial muscle for UK expansion
Low-cost gym operator the Gym Group has obtained £20m to fund its rapidly expanding UK property portfolio
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Insight
20-30-40-50: Colliers International associate director Sarah Banfield
Every week, we meet a property person from a different age group. This week, Mark Wilding talks to 30-year-old Sarah Banfield, fitness freak, chef, and associate director of research and forecasting at Colliers International
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News
PWC cracks Bristol’s £160m Glass Wharf
Administrator to stalled scheme attracts investors for next two phases
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Online
Strutt & Parker homes in on healthy £13.4m annual profit
Residential agency, centralised operations and cost control pay off for Martin’s team
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News
Highcross increases debt buyout offer to £120m
Investor and Alburn up stakes to buy back entire £184m CMBS issue after RBS spends £10m on bonds
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News
NewRiver's profits surge at £1.7m
NewRiver Retail, the UK’s newest REIT, made a pretax profit of £1.7m and is paying a maiden dividend of 1p a share in the six months to 30 September. Net asset value was unchanged at 264p a share. Assets under management increased to £174m.
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News
Values up 0.2% says CBRE
CB Richard Ellis’ UK Monthly Index reports values rose 0.2% last month, but the upward overall movement in the index masked strong variations across sectors
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Online
St Modwen and HCA sign £400m Weston development agreement
St Modwen and the Homes and Communities Agency have today signed a development agreement which gives the green light to the first phase of a £400m regeneration scheme near Weston-super-Mare.
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Online
Glasgow Council backs Buchanan Galleries TIF funding plan
Glasgow City Council this morning backed plans to fund infrastructure improvements at the proposed 350,000 sq ft Buchanan Galleries extension through tax increment financing (TIF).
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Online
LaSalle buys £53m shopping park
LaSalle Investment Management has bought the Arena Shopping Park in Haringey for £53m, reflecting a net initial yield of 5.34%.
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Videos
Podcast 32: TV architect George Clarke and DTZ retail chief Mark Williams
Joining James Max this time are TV architect and presenter of the Home Show and Restoration Man George Clarke, plus DTZ’s head of retail investment Mark Williams.
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Online
Westbrook cleared of harassment claims
Westbrook Holdings was yesterday cleared of criminally harassing a tenant at Dolphin Square, London’s biggest single private apartment block.
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Online
Edinburgh take-up nearly doubles in Q3
Edinburgh’s city centre office take-up almost doubled in the third quarter of 2010, research from DTZ has shown.
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Online
House prices continued to fall in November
House prices fell by 0.1% November, continuing a trend of declining prices off the back of reduced demand and increased supply, the Halifax House price index said today.
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Online
HMV concerns over harsh weather as losses increase
HMV raised concerns about the impact of harsh weather conditions on its trading as it revealed losses over the last half year of £30.5m.
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Online
Legal & General £50m deal to revive England football's future
The Football Association has secured £50m from Legal General Property in a landmark deal that could pave the way for the revival of the England international team.
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Online
Give LEPs skills and cash, MPs warn
The government’s new local enterprise partnerships must have money to spend and inherit skills from regional development agencies in order to be effective, MPs have warned today.
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Online
DG Hyp to pull out of UK property lending
German property lender DG Hyp is to shut its international lending business, removing one of the more active banks from an already debt-starved UK property market.