All Property Week articles in 11 November 2011 – Page 3
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NewsBrighton’s Madame Geisha eyes bright lights of London
Madame Geisha, Brighton’s Japanese-themed restaurant and one of the town’s largest events venues, aims to launch in London.
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NewsEurohypo woe deals further blow to UK investment market
Commerzbank prepares for new banking regime with loan suspension. Mike Phillips reports
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MarketsOccupiers’ eye: birth of House of Fraser.com
Next Friday, the second of two pilot House of Fraser “click and collect” stores will open in Liverpool One, Grosvenor’s 42 acre shopping-led development in the heart of the city.
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MWB bid for BX off the cards
MWB Group is likely on Monday to pull out of a bid for serviced office company MWB Business Exchange after a sharp drop in its share price.
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NewsBest Buy shocks market with disconnect from UK
US electricals retailer Best Buy has abandoned its UK rollout and will close all its stores by the end of 2011
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Malaysians storm St John’s Wood Barracks
A Malaysian conglomerate will make its debut in the London residential market with the purchase of St John’s Wood Barracks for £250m.
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Great Portland to await prelets
Great Portland Estates is reining in its development programme in response to the global financial volatility that has slowed its growth
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NewsMP attacks Property Week editor
Rebellion over Europe and the rise of Twitter have been two of the big stories of the year. For Conservative MP Stewart Jackson and Property Week editor-in-chief Giles Barrie the two themes collided with explosive results last week.
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ProfessionalPrivate pals can realise regional assets
In the world of public property, much attention has been focused on the high-profile work of the Government Property Unit.
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RBS sells Spanish assets
Spanish asset manager Drago Capital has teamed up with a Canadian institutional investor to buy the 50% stake of a Spanish property portfolio
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MarketsBanks hold on to their recovering assets
The doom and gloom on the high street shows no signs of abating. However, some banks are retaining and actively managing their distressed assets to drive income and capital value rather than rush into fire sales, particularly in the run-up to Christmas. Property Week looks at two of the north-west’s ...
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InsightUse business hiatus to recalibrate our industry around customers
There is no question that we are entering uncharted territory for the world of property funding.
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InsightFeed your olympics app-etite
The first free update to Property Week’s Olympic iPad app is in the App Store now under Property Week +. It is packed with new information on the developments in and around the Olympic Park, in addition to the indispensable original content published in July. Here is a taster …
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MarketsCouncils clash over proposals for Merseyside Amazon shed
Halton council approves Prologis’s plans for scheme, while Halebank demands consultation. Paul Unger reports
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InsightAustralians should leave DTZ to rebuild alone
What a week for DTZ. On Monday it hit rock bottom, and many staff were among shareholders who saw their investment wiped out
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NewsKallakis: Allied Irish under fire
Bank accused of preventing defendant paying off debt and of tampering with notes from meetings
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NewsPropinvest subsidiary’s administration linked to Citi Tower
Administrators appointed in Guernsey court to unravel mysteries of Glenn Maud’s £4.5bn empire. Mike Phillips reports
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NewsStandard Life adds Polish to Helical plan
Fund manager brings in investor to complete development of giant retail park
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MarketsAssocRICS qualification adds weight to residential
Initiative will help to regulate sector and give clients peace of mind. Doug Morrison reports
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NewsAbstract thinks up Glasgow office spec
Developer to undercut local rents at 170,000 sq ft scheme in city centre
