All Property Week articles in 12 June 2009 – Page 5
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Inquiry begins for Centros’s £140m Lancaster plan
The public inquiry into Centros’s £140m Lancaster city centre regeneration scheme began today.
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40% of PW readers see ‘green shoots’
Around 40% of Property Week readers are seeing 'green shoots', signs of economic recovery, a poll on PropertyWeek.com has found.
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May a mixed month for West End retailers
The latest figures for shoppers in London’s West End show May was a mixed month with footfall down at the beginning, though the second half saw a rise with a record Whitsun Bank Holiday footfall up 14.8%.
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Developer wins consent for south-west’s tallest tower
Developer Devington has won planning permission for a scheme in Plymouth which includes the south-west’s tallest tower.
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Wynyard Park hospital plans submitted
Plans for a £500m hospital at the Wynyard Park site in the Tees Valley have been submitted – with a decision on the scheme expected in the autumn.
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Regent Inns sells seven Walkabout bars
Regent Inns has sold seven of its Walkabout venues to Cavendish Bars group.
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Shisha cafe signs at St Georges Central in Leicester
The Mist, a shisha pipe café, is to open at St Georges Central in Leicester city centre.
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Mike Hussey to leave Land Securities
Land Securities London director Mike Hussey is to leave the company.
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Top 25 agencies by change in turnover: 18 - 25
More than £400m has been wiped off the collective turnover of Britain’s top 57 property consultancies with consultancies big and small finding their turnover, and therefore profits, taking a hammering as activity in the market evaporated. At the toughest end of the spectrum consultancies have seen a third of their ...
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Top 25 agencies by change in UK turnover: 11 - 16
More than £400m has been wiped off the collective turnover of Britain’s top 57 property consultancies with consultancies big and small finding their turnover, and therefore profits, taking a hammering as activity in the market evaporated. At the toughest end of the spectrum consultancies have seen a third of their ...
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North West creative firm signs at Media City
Creative industries business North West Vision and Media (NWVM) has signed up to move to Peel Group’s Media City UK in Manchester.
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Top 25 agencies by change in UK turnover: 6 - 10
More than £400m has been wiped off the collective turnover of Britain’s top 57 property consultancies with consultancies big and small finding their turnover, and therefore profits, taking a hammering as activity in the market evaporated. At the toughest end of the spectrum consultancies have seen a third of their ...
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St Modwen submits plans for £55m energy hub
St. Modwen has submitted a planning application to Stafford Borough Council for a £55m office and research and development site in Stafford.
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Top 25 agencies by change in UK turnover: 1 - 5
More than £400m has been wiped off the collective turnover of Britain’s top 57 property consultancies with consultancies big and small finding their turnover, and therefore profits, taking a hammering as activity in the market evaporated. At the toughest end of the spectrum consultancies have seen a third of their ...
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Brampton Asset Management (Leicester) in administration
Residential developer Brampton Asset Management's Leicester subsidiary has been placed into administration.
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Land Securities signs retailers at Scottish retail parks
Land Securities has signed two retailers at its Livingston and Dundee retail parks, achieving rental levels between £20-23/sq ft.
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Property names in Queen's birthday honours list
Roger Bright, chief executive of the Crown Estate, Peter Rogers, chief executive of the London Development Agency, Roger Smee of Real Office Group, and Mason Owen chairman Michael Barry Owen were among those honoured in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list at the weekend.
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Gould to become head of JLL’s English business
Jones Lang LaSalle has appointed Andrew Gould, head of its professional & advisory group, to become chief executive of its English business from 1 July.
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LandSecs partner in Westminster charity fund
Land Securities has committed £150,000 to a new fund for the London Borough of Westminster, designed to fund local community groups, charities and local enterprises.
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Invista sells London office at 5.9%
Invista Real Estate Investment Management has sold a government-let office building in north London at a net initial yield of 5.9%.