All Property Week articles in 10 July 2009 – Page 6
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Minerva lifeline
Vulnerable London developer secures two-year reprieve from banks with £600m debt deal
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Lane Walker Ltd liquidated
North-east agency firm Lane Walker Ltd has been voluntarily liquidated so that its directors – Robert Lane, Gary Newbould and Clive Stevens – can pursue other opportunities
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Land Securities secures sale of One Wood Street
Land Securities has completed the sale of One Wood Street in the City of London to fund manager Aerium
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Legals land at Spinningfields
Allied London has let 50,000 sq ft at Manchester’s Spinningfields to an unnamed professional services firm (14,000 sq ft) and lawyer Shoosmiths (10,000 sq ft) and Beachcroft (25,500 sq ft)
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NewsProperty pack plays its jokers
Always start with your strongest material. It’s the first lesson for would-be stand-up comics and one that Nigel Harrison, founder of Nigel Harrison & Partners, took notice of at the Property Comic last week
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ProfessionalRowley Hughes Thompson makes a name
Birmingham agency Rowley Hughes Thompson opened in 2003, mainly out of Johnson Fellows, an established retail practice
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OnlineHenderson's Think United States Report
A report looking into the state of the US economy and property market. The report look at tyhe impact of job losses and house price movbement on the market, as well as the changing landscape in terms of property.
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ProfessionalPublic health warning
Project managers who fled to the public sector are now finding work thin on the ground
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ProfessionalTwo heads are Peddar
Anecdotes from Michael Peddar and Eric Eastman, principal directors of Michael Peddar & Co, illustrate good timing in business
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NewsProperty Week scores hat-trick at ‘publishing Oscars’
We scoop top three prizes at the publishing industry’s most prestigious awards
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Green property index launches
The Investment Property Forum and Investment Property Databank launched their sustainable property index last week
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Westbrook’s Great Portland grab
US investor Westbrook Partners has emerged as a minority shareholder in West End REIT Great Portland Estates
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Selfridges plans Glasgow park
Selfridges plans to provide public open space and a car park on its Trongate site in Glasgow, until development can begin
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French letting on Haymarket
The French Chamber of Commerce has taken 9,500 sq ft at Land Securities’ Haymarket House in London’s West End on a 10-year lease with 24 months rent free, at a rent in the mid-£30s/sq ft.
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MarketsPark Royal flats proceed
Network Housing Group has won planning permission from Brent Council for 145 keyworker flats next to Central Middlesex Hospital in Park Royal, north-west London
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Insight
Will the NHBC fix it?
Sir, Having been directly involved and seen the devastation caused by the development of Ruth Peters’ home, I find the response from the National House-Building Council (NHBC) disingenuous (Property Week, 15.05.09)
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Pudney Shuttleworth picks Fisk
Leeds -based retail and leisure property firm Pudney Shuttleworth has appointed Richard Fisk, former head of investment at Jones Lang LaSalle , as head of investment.
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Markets
Liverpool and Newcastle in face-off for Tesco Finance
Two cities compete to land 70,000 sq ft call centre for 600 staff
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Orega extends its service
Serviced office provider Orega has taken 37,000 sq ft in two properties owned by Carlyle Group for its first centres in the Midlands and the north-west of England
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Henley’s takes St Enoch unit
Fashion brand Henley’s has taken a 2,775 sq ft ground-floor unit at Ivanhoe Cambridge’s St Enoch Centre in Glasgow
