All Property Week articles in 11 May 2012
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OnlineOrega signs deal to manage Moorgate offices
Serviced office provider Orega has agreed a deal to manage 17,400 sq ft of office space at 101 Finsbury Pavement in the City of London.
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Revealed: Clinton Cards stores at risk of closure
Property Week can today reveal a list of 345 Clinton Cards and Birthdays stores deemed ‘non-core’, which is expected to form the basis of the stores to be closed next week.
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OnlineRevealed: full list of Clinton Cards stores most at risk of closure
Property Week can today reveal a list of 345 Clinton Cards and Birthdays stores deemed ‘non-core’, which is expected to form the basis of the stores to be closed next week.
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OnlineBerkeley takes Wapping lead
Berkeley Group is closing in on buying Fortress Wapping, the former headquarters of Rupert Murdoch’s News International, The Financial Times reported today.
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OnlineRugby Estates to be wound up "in next few months"
David Tye’s Rugby Estates is likely to be liquidated “within the next few months”, the company said today.
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OnlineBerkeley takes the lead at Wapping
Berkeley Group is closing in on buying Fortress Wapping, the former headquarters of Rupert Murdoch’s News International, The Financial Times reported today.
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OnlineMWB sells Bistro du Vin sites
MWB Group has sold its two Bistro du Vin restaurants in London to the growing Burger and Lobster restaurant chain for £1.2m.
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OnlineValuation gains boost Grainger NAV
Net asset value at residential specialist Grainger rose by 3.4% in the six months to the end of March, the company reported today.
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OnlineAdministrators close 350 Clinton Cards and Birthdays stores
The administrators to Clinton Cards have today closed around 350 stores, including all the Birthdays shops, after deeming the retailer’s portfolio of 784 store “an untenable retail estate”.
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OnlineMidweek Bulletin: LandSecs outperforms market expectations
Land Securities, the UK’s largest property company, today revealed positive annual results despite the gloomy economic outlook.
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OnlineWestfield reveals Whitgift plans
Westfield has submitted a pre-application proposal for the redevelopment of Whitgift shopping centre in Croydon.
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OnlineIrish investor loses £134m portfolio fight
Receivers will shortly be appointed to sell a 47-property portfolio owned by one of Ireland’s most influential investors that was once valued at more than £200m.
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OnlineColliers bulks up investment team with new hire
Colliers International has poached Richard Walsh from GVA to help bulk up its national investment team.
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OnlineHammerson signs cinema anchor for Centrale extension
Hammerson has signed Showcase Cinema de Lux as an anchor for its £50m leisure extension at Centrale, Croydon.
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OnlineRESI Awards 2012: full list of winners and photos
Berkeley Group’s legendary chairman Tony Pidgley was last night named Personality of the Year at Property Week ’s inaugural RESI Awards.
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OnlineCushman leisure head joins Dubai investor
Chris Warren, head of leisure and restaurants at Cushman Wakefield, is leaving the firm to join a Dubai investment company.
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OnlineDTZ swaps Soho for Mayfair
DTZ is preparing to move its West End office from Soho back to the heart of Mayfair, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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London lifts LandSecs
Central London was the star that helped Land Securities outperform market expectations in 2011, but retail and the company’s assets in this sector continued to lag.
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OnlineWestfield Stratford hits £500m sales
Sales at Westfield Stratford are close to £500m after eight months of trading, the Australian developer has revealed.
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OnlineCap & Reg hit by retailer administrations
Capital & Regional has been hit by retailer administrations, affecting 50 of its stores and 5.5% of its rental income, but has completed new lettings at 2.1% of ERV.
