All Property Week articles in 11 March 2011 – Page 9
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Aberdeen wins €537m Nordic mandate
Aberdeen Asset Management has been appointed to manage a €537m Nordic property portfolio
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LaSalle lets Woking shed space
LaSalle Investment Management has completed the largest letting of industrial property in the Woking area in the last 12 months
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Inditex acquires $324m Fifth Avenue New York store
Spanish retailer Inditex has acquired the former National Basketball Association store at 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan for $324m (£198.6m), in a record deal for a U.S. retail condominium property.
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Henderson and RLAM swap £40m of London assets
Henderson Global Investors and Royal London Asset Management (RLAM), have swapped £40m of central London assets.
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Stanhope and Schroders submit Croydon Ruskin Square plans
Stanhope and Schroders have submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of Ruskin Square, adjacent to East Croydon Station.
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PWTV: Lord Alan Sugar - Vince Cable is a "bloody fool"
Lord Alan Sugar lambasted the government’s business secretary as an “idiot” and a “bloody fool” at this morning’s Movers Shakers property networking breakfast this morning.
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DTZ Occupier Perspective: Global Occupancy Costs - Offices 2011
“On average, global occupancy costs per workstation showed no change in 2010. But, this masks significant regional differences, driven by the two-speed economic recovery. Whilst costs rebounded by 10-15% in Central and South America and Asia Pacific, occupiers in the vast majority of EMEA and North American markets realised savings ...
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Q&A: I am planning to let out my home during the 2012 Olympics.
What issues do I need to know about?
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CPC's finance joint venture hires "Apprentice" star Liz Locke
Omni Capital, the specialist property finance business set up by Christian Candy’s CPC Group and Mortgage Centre IFA, has appointed former “The Apprentice” star Liz Locke.
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London house prices further outgrow regions
Price growth in London continues to outperform the wider UK market average, with 2% price growth expected this year across Greater London and a 5% increase anticipated for the Prime Central London Market, according to new research by Jones Lang LaSalle.
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BNP Paribas Real Estate enjoys 79% profit surge
BNP Paribas Real Estate enjoyed pre-tax profits of €139m in 2010 – a 79% surge on the previous year.
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Manchester City enters 200-acre regeneration joint venture
A new joint venture partnership to regenerate the Eastlands area of Manchester has today been unveiled by Manchester City football club, the city council, and urban regeneration company New East Manchester.
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Government approves West Ham Olympic stadium bid
The government and the mayor of London Boris Johnson have approved the recommendation of the Olympic Park Legacy Company to make West Ham and the London Borough of Newham the preferred bidder for the future use of the Olympic stadium.
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Hines starts redevelopment on Midtown building
Hines has announced it will start construction of 280 High Holborn in London’s Midtown this month. The 67,000 sq ft office building is being constructed on the former Chichester House site, which is located opposite MidCity Place on High Holborn.
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Comment: Here's my wishlist for the National Planning Framework, says Ian Tant
Well that’s it. The deadline for comments on the scope of the National Planning Framework has passed and the government should now have all it needs to finalise its drafting.
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Colliers International sets out new UK strategy
Colliers International has drawn up a new strategy to revive its fortunes that will involve improving its London transaction business and securing large-scale property owners as clients.
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Allianz signs €470m logistics jv with AMB
AMB Property Corporation has formed a €470m joint venture with Allianz Real Estate to buy logistics properties at major transport hubs in Europe.