All Property Week articles in 10 September 2010 – Page 4
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News
M&M’s store lands in London
McAleer Rushe has let its redevelopment of the Swiss Centre in London’s Leicester Square to Mars Retail Group for a M M’s World store, the first of its kind in Europe
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Markets
Landlords quit smokers
Smokers face a housing crisis because of growing intolerance of landlords, says Easyroommate.co.uk
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Insight
Whom to know: Paul Uppal
The Conservative is the new chairman of the All Party Urban Development Group
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News
Mucklow shows industrial strength
A J Mucklow, the industrial REIT focused on the Midlands, achieved a 16% increase in its net asset value in the year to 30 June
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Markets
Industrial supply rises in region
Gazeley’s 700,000 sq ft Flare unit in Rougeley, Birmingham, remains the West Midlands’ largest chunk of vacant space
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Insight
Intelligence: King Sturge/Property Week Index
Prospective interest rate rise could hurt debt market
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Professional
Leading retailers improve Hitwise
Fears that high streets will be devastated by internet shopping will be eased by the annual Interactive Media in Retail Group-Hitwise Hot Shops survey of leading online retailers
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News
High for Loewe
Spanish luxury brand Loewe (pictured), which is owned by French conglomerate LVMH, is to open a 3,320 sq ft London store at 125 Mount Street in Mayfair
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Professional
Health white paper sparks quango moves
The Department of Health has begun a property overhaul in central London
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Professional
Q&A: Mersey man’s two hats
Last week, Nick Kavanagh became the first head of regeneration in the UK to work for two different councils at once
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News
Mixed review for Grosvenor staff
A management review at Grosvenor has proposed the creation of 49 jobs, but up to 15 employees could face redundancy
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News
Hanover not so green
It may seem like only yesterday that Old Burlington Street welcomed a new firm but it is, in fact, a whole year since Hanover Green started up.
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Professional
London can be the start of localism’s grand plan, says Stuart Robinson
If a week is a long time in normal politics, three months is an age for the government. Activity since May has been frenetic. Alongside the planned 25% spending cuts, fundamental reform will change the face of education, health, policing and planning.
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Markets
Two Snowhill funding plans snowball
Ballymore aims to cash in on 309,642 sq ft office development
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Professional
Jones lang LaSalle’s grim forecast for regions
Jones Lang LaSalle research shows city markets most exposed to public sector cuts
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Markets
Fit Space steps it up
Budget gym operator Fit Space is flexing its muscles with plans to open at least 15 gyms by the end of 2012
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Insight
Financial view: John Plender
Residential has performed well, but don’t bet your pension on it
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Markets
And finally...
Just before the Ryder Cup gets under way at Celtic Manor in Wales (below) next month, agents in Reading will be teeing off too
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Markets
They’re off at Newbury — but there are further fences
Standard Life and Shearer delay opening of Parkway again