All Property Week articles in 11 August 2006 – Page 5
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Markets
House prices will continue to rise after interest rate hike
Residential prices will grow on back of imbalance between supply and demand
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News
Livingstones exercise Esporta acquisition
London & Regional in talks to buy 52-strong fitness and leisure group
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News
...and recruits academic as head of forecasting
Jones Lang LaSalle has recruited leading property academic Tony McGough as its head of UK and European real estate forecasting.
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News
Crown Estate swaps £74m of properties
The Crown Estate has carried out £74m of ‘swap’ deals with Axa REIM and Derwent Valley involving seven properties.
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Markets
Business crime in cities costs firms £700m
Theft, malicious damage and arson are costing British businesses more than £700m a year.
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News
Cerberus buys £7.5m Southport industrial park
Cerberus Property, owned by the Pervaiz Naviede Family Trust, has bought the Rufford Road industrial estate in Crossens, near Southport, for a price reflecting a net initial yield of 3.96%.
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News
Capco clinches £421m Covent Garden
Capital & Counties confirmed this week its £421m purchase of the famous 7 acre (2.8 ha) Covent Garden market and piazza.
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News
Morgan Stanley acquires 25% of north-west Ask
Morgan Stanley Real Estate has acquired a 25% stake in north-west developer Ask Developments.
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News
Ofex company buys 24m rival
GSC Property Holdings, the OFEX-listed property investment company, has bought Astimwood Properties for £24m.
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News
Enstar spends £11m on German supermarkets
Mayfair-based Enstar Capital has spent €11m (£7.4m) on four neighbourhood supermarkets in northern Germany.
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Professional
Section 106 inertia prompts government aid plan
60% of large residential consents have no planning gain agreement
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Online
British Land and Tesco sell Weston Favell
British Land and Tesco have sold their edge-of-town Weston Favell shopping centre in Northampton for £122m.
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Online
Stratford City development takes step forward
London & Continental Railways (LCR) and the Olympic Delivery Authority (ODA) revealed a shortlist of three bidders for the development
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Online
Scottish Widows property managers stand down
The top two property managers at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership have resigned to set up on their own
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Online
Amsprop Estates is set to buy IBM’s South Bank office
Sir Alan Sugar’s property company Amsprop Estates is set to buy IBM’s office on London’s South Bank.
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Online
Freeport in talks with potential bidders.
Freeport, the European factory outlet developer in which activist investor Laxey Partners has a 29.75% stake, is in talks with potential bidders.
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Online
Ask unveils partnership with Morgan Stanley
North-west developer Ask Developments today announced an investment and development partnership with Morgan Stanley Real Estate.