All Property Week articles in 11 November 2011
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OnlineBluewater opens new dining Plaza
Bluewater has today opened its new dining destination, The Plaza.
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OnlineLord "Eddie" Davenport's accomplices jailed for more than nine years
Three of Edward Davenport’s accomplices in the Gresham fraud case were today jailed for a total of nine years and three months.
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OnlineCushman makes third quarter profit of $8.2m
Cushman & Wakefield has delivered its best set of quarterly results since Glenn Rufrano took over as CEO in March 2010 despite the accelerating eurozone debt crisis.
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OnlineQuintain scraps £350m BioRegional venture
Residential schemes including the London Development Agency’s One Gallions in Docklands are to be abandoned, after it was reported today by Property Week’s sister title Building that BioRegional Quintain was being wound up.
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Norges Bank and Axa buy €290m Parisian office portfolio
Norges Bank and Axa Real Estate have bought a portfolio of three Parisian offices for €290m from German open ended fund manager SEB.
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OnlineLittle Chef to sell 19 sites as it realigns portfolio
Roadside restaurant chain Little Chef has put 19 of its sites on the market as its looks to realign its portfolio.
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OnlineProperty Awards 2012: Enter now!
The Property Awards returns for its 17th year on Thursday 19th April 2012 at the Grosvenor House Hotel.
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OnlineCBRE achieves 64% success rate at debut auction
CBRE achieved a 64% success rate at its debut auction yesterday, raising £26.5m.
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OnlineLondon & Stamford to sell 4m sq ft sheds for £300m
London Stamford has put up for sale 18 industrial properties known as the “Golden Triangle” portfolio.
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OnlinePlans submitted for £120m Black Country "eco park"
Plans have been submitted for a pioneering new £120m redevelopment scheme in the Black Country, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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OnlineSavills warns on house price drop
UK house prices will fall 2% in 2012 as a result of government cuts while a worsening economic climate is likely to suppress growth for the next five years, Savills has warned.
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MarketsSt Peter’s Square primed for take-up
To coincide with the start of development of their 273,000 sq ft office building in Manchester’s St Peter’s Square, Argent and Greater Manchester Property Venture Fund have released this image produced by architect Glen Howells, exclusive to Property Week.
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MarketsTime & Tide sites wait for no man
Time & Tide Homes’ 9.3 acre Halton Mills development next to the River Lune in Lancaster collapsed into administration in August 2008. Acting for the receiver, Begbies Traynor, Edward Symmons has sold three of four development sites. Jones Lang LaSalle is marketing a fifth. Paul Unger puts the schemes on ...
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NewsHotel to put homeless on Road to recovery
The hotel entrepreneur who masterminded the boutique Hoxton hotel has teamed up with charity Crisis to launch a hotel just off Shoreditch High Street in east London.
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NewsHair we go
Last Friday’s rallying call for sponsors of Property Week moustaches has prompted a furry flurry of emails from those involved in “Movember”.
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ProfessionalLegal & General makes managers of new surveyors
Fund manager allows young surveyors to look at both sides of property. Christine Eade reports
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InsightUK property lending further imperilled by globalisation’s retreat
Among the many drivers of this return to a more parochial world is the tightening of bank capital ratios in preparation for the Basel III capital regime
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NewsJones Lang LaSalle forced into 'limited' redundancies
Jones Lang LaSalle staff were left in limbo this week after the company announced it would make “limited” UK redundancies.
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MarketsJCB heir eyes new homes in Woodford
Joe Bamford to buy 500 acre site for residential and leisure uses. Paul Unger reports
