All Property Week articles in 11 Novermber 2016 – Page 6
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Insight
Hot 100 Retail Locations: 2) Wimbledon
Wimbledon is a district in south west London that is experiencing high population growth, with a predicted 10-year population increase of 11%.
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Hot 100 Retail Locations: 3) Ealing Broadway
Ealing Broadway has emerged in the ranking as the third most prominent retail hot spot in the UK for investment, scoring highly consistently across all the variables.
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Hot 100 Retail Locations: 1) Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes tops the 2016 Hot 100 due to the size of the catchment area, the population growth expected over the next 10 years and the headroom for potential new retail and leisure space.
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Hot 100 Retail Locations 2016
Where in the UK can investors find the best retail and leisure opportunities? We report on the towns and cities that have made the cut in this year’s list of the UK’s hottest retail locations.
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Tales of the Hood: L’Estrange interview
Tom Horne and William Green, founders of start-up menswear brand L’Estrange, are holed up in Mayfair’s Arts Club with one of their key supporters, Sheila King.
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Professional
What could the Uber case mean for property?
The recent decision to cement the legal status of Uber’s so-called self-employed drivers as employees may also be relevant to the property and construction industries, which often engage workers on a self-employed or agency basis.
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News
Made.com plans to launch series of pop-up shops
Furniture etailer Made.com is planning to launch a series of pop-up shops at major cities around the country.
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Insight
The industry must innovate to survive
Despite the warnings that the construction industry is failing to invest in innovation and skills in Mark Farmer’s review , there are signs that R D activity is gathering momentum, notably in the area of prefabricated or modular construction.
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News
UK cities lose their appeal as investors turn to Germany
The only major European cities to have poorer prospects for the year ahead than London are Istanbul, Athens and Moscow.
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News
Lease lengths stabilise after years of growth
The trend for longer commercial property leases is running out of steam and tenant incentives are on the rise.
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News
ADIA withdraws Edinburgh office jewel from the market
The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) has pulled Edinburgh’s landmark Saltire Court office building from the market after offers fell short of the £69m asking price.
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Crosslane tops 700 beds in Newcastle
Crosslane Student Developments has secured planning permission for a new scheme in Newcastle that will bring the total development value of its projects in the city to £60m.
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TPG eyes emerging sectors after P3 sale
US private equity giant TPG Capital is back on the hunt for major property deals in Europe following this week’s sale of its stake in P3 Logistic Parks to Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund GIC.
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Information
Retail, Leisure & Hotels supplement November 2016
Retail technology - hotel investment - F45 Training interview - supermarket space race
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News
20 Moorgate buyer to redomicile following Panama scandal
The AIM-listed Hong Kong investor that bought 20 Moorgate this week for £154m is in the process of moving its legal home away from the British Virgin Islands as a direct result of the ‘Panama Papers’ scandal.
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137-year old propco sold with original property
A property investment company founded in 1879 has been sold for £21.5m along with its portfolio, which still includes the first property it acquired near King’s Cross.
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Property Week Digital Edition - 11 November 2016
Trump’s election win - Hot 100 retail locations - L’Estrange interview - Surrey & Sussex focus
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News
Separated at birth: Pep Guardiola and Jamie O’Brien
There’s something in the receding hairline and neatly trimmed beard of Malcolm Hollis partner Jamie O’Brien that reminds Metropolis of Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola.
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Online
City Hall likely to scrap viability assessments above fixed affordable rate - James Murray
City Hall is working up plans to scrap viability assessments for developments that meet a fixed affordable housing percentage of around 35%, London’s deputy mayor for housing has confirmed.