All Property Week articles in 12 April 2013 – Page 3
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Klin Group goes exclusive on Diageo site in Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock-based Klin Group has signed an exclusivity agreement with Diageo to redevelop the former Diageo bottling plant in Kilmarnock.
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OnlineNew plan to push Coventry scheme ahead
Barberry Developments has drawn up revised proposals for the site of the former Royal Mail Sorting Office in Coventry.
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OnlineGovernment unveils first tranche of £1bn build-to-rent fund
The government has announced details of the first tranche of recipients of its £1bn build-to-rent fund.
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OnlineGrosvenor profits up 8.2%
The Duke of Westminster’s property company increased revenue profits in 2012, up by 8.2% to £87.4m, reflecting lower costs and higher income.
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OnlineBallymore confirms £100m Old Spitalfields Market sale
Ballymore Group has confirmed that it will put its Old Spitalfields Market scheme in the City of London up for sale with a guide price of around £100m.
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OnlineAmericans snatch £165m site from Native Land
A New York-based investment firm, led by former Blackstone chief executive John Kukral, is close to buying 90 Long Acre in London’s Covent Garden for around £160-165m, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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OnlineAmericans snatch £165m Covent Garden site from Native Land
A New York-based investment firm, led by former Blackstone chief executive John Kukral, is close to buying 90 Long Acre in London’s Covent Garden for around £160-165m, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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OnlineRetail park exodus hits worst level since 2008
Empty space on UK retail parks increased by its fastest rate for four years in 2012 due to retail casualties, research by Trevor Wood Associates suggested today.
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OnlineBoris releases 32 acre site for 360 homes
London mayor Boris Johnson is selling a 32 acre plot of land for a £63.3m housing scheme in Dagenham – one of the first to be released as part of his plan to unlock development on public sector land.
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OnlineRetail park exodus hits worst level since 2008
Empty space on UK retail parks increased by its fastest rate for four years in 2012 due to retail casualties, research by Trevor Wood Associates suggested today.
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OnlineEdinburgh Council to sell around 75 properties
Edinburgh City Council is to sell off around 75 properties in order to reduce the running cost of its estate by 15% or £55.6m.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield's profits nearly triple
Cushman & Wakefield has reported the second highest revenue in its 95-year history today as it revealed its full year 2012 results in New York.
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OnlineSelect appoints agents for UK expansion
Ladies fashion retailer Select has appointed Cushman Wakefield to help advise on its UK expansion plans.
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OnlineKnight Frank: Hong Kong Monthly
Momentum in Hong Kong’s office sales market continued to weaken over the past month, after the introduction of a Double Stamp Duty in late February.
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OnlineJLL appoints new housing consultancy director
Jones Lang La Salle has appointed a new director to its affordable housing consultancy team.
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OnlineRockspring forward funds Milton Keynes supermarket
Rockspring Property Investment Managers will forward fund the development of a supermarket in Milton Keynes for £12.27m, reflecting a net initial yield of 5.1%.
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OnlineDublin's largest private residential development to be sold for €70m
Receivers at Grant Thornton have appointed agents to sell the Clancy Quay residential scheme, which on completion will be one of Dublin’s largest private residential developments, for around €70m.
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Sheffield launches £23m property and infrastructure fund
A new £23m fund to invest into property and infrastructure in Sheffield has been launched and will be managed by CBRE.
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OnlineRadical overhaul of CIL regulations
Community infrastructure levy regulations will be radically overhauled to address industry concerns, under proposals unveiled by the government.
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OnlineRadical overhaul of CIL regulations
Community infrastructure levy regulations will be radically overhauled to address industry concerns, under proposals unveiled by the government.
