All Property Week articles in 12 June 2009 – Page 4
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Swedish company signs for Yorkshire ‘Centre of Excellence’
Swedish industrial group Sandvik has signed up to open a new European Centre of Excellence in South Yorkshire.
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Ely secures planning for Islington student 'village'
Student accommodation provider Ely Property Group has received full planning approval for a 400 bed dedicated student village in Iseldon Road, Islington London.
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Second tenant signs at Edinburgh's Exchange Place
Benefits and investment consultancy Hymans Robertson has signed up as the second tenant at Exchange Place in Edinburgh.
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Paul Whight's Cadena to raise £300m for UK fund
Paul Whight, the retail warehousing expert with a 25 year track record in the sector, is back in the UK and has teamed up with Neil Varnham, former Henderson Global Investors head of business development and retail in the UK and Europe to launch a £300m UK retail warehousing fund. ...
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BPF conference: Sir Simon Milton says new era of 'realism' needed in planning
London deputy mayor Sir Simon Milton said a new era of 'realism' was needed in the planning system as London's property market adapts to the downturn.
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Hammerson makes u-turn decision on the sale of three retail assets
Hammerson has decided not to sell its 50% stake in Queensgate shopping centre in Peterborough, a centre it owns in joint venture with Aviva Investors.
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Tesco to carry out first European CMBS sale in two years
Tesco is selling around £450m of its properties which will be financed by the first property securitisation for two years.
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BPF conference: BPF reacts to Hester and Myners address
The BPF's director for finance policy Peter Cosmetators, said RBS chief executive Stephen Hester's address to conference should reassure the highly leveraged UK property industry.
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Wembley masterplan backed by Brent
The London Borough of Brent’s executive committee last night adopted the Wembley Masterplan 2009, a document that has been drawn up to ‘guide the long-term development’ of Wembley, north-west London.
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Sainsbury’s gets go ahead in Welwyn Garden City
Welwyn Hatfield Council’s development control committee have given ‘unanimous support’ to Sainsbury’s proposals for a 52,000 sq ft foodstore in Welwyn Garden City’s town centre.
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Paddy Power bets on Manchester
Ireland’s biggest bookmaker Paddy Power has opened its first betting shop in the north of England in Manchester this week, and has also signed up for its second site in the city.
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HCA has ‘single conversation’ with Norwich City Council
The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) has announced plans for a long-term housing partnership deal with Norwich City Council, as one of the outcomes from its new business process, the ‘Single Conversation’.
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BPF conference: Stephen Hester says RBS has 'too much' commercial property debt
Chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Stephen Hester said the level of RBS commercial property debt was 'too high' but it will play a long term game on recovery with its property clients.
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BPF conference: Stephen Hester says UK now in 'conventional recession'
Chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland Stephen Hester said the UK has moved from an 'extraordinary phase of terror and financial meltdown' to a more conventional recession where the pace of decline has lessened.
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Rotherham hospital plans expansion
Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust has bought the former Lombard Bank site, around 200 metres from its current site, to house the majority of its non-clinical facilities.
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Royal Opera House images unveiled for Thurrock
Images of the Royal Opera House production park in Thurrock were unveiled today.
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Degi extends lease at Hague office
Degi Europa has extended the lease for KPN, the Netherlands’ main telecommunication company, for a 592,020 sq ft property in The Hague
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CBRE Investors buys Aramis building in Belgium
CB Richard Ellis Investors has bought Aramis, the final building constructed at the Corporate Village business park in Zaventum, Belgium.
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Green light for Coleraine quarry redevelopment
Farran Homes has secured planning permission for the redevelopment of the former Spital Hill quarry and concrete batching plant in Coleraine, Northern Ireland.
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Ropemaker buys £24.6m Hammersmith building
Ropemaker Properties, the property holding company of BP Pension Fund, has bought 200 Hammersmith Road in London for £24.6m.