All Property Week articles in 12 March 2010 – Page 4
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Markets
Yorkshire industrial take-up takes off
Occupiers are active, although large sheds go wanting
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Professional
How to … improve your occupancy levels
Landlords could boost occupancy levels in their buildings by improving their property management skills
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News
Gucci to open London pop-up store
Gucci is to open a pop-up store selling limited-edition trainers in London on 22 April
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NewsSeasons greetings
Gerald Ronson’s Heron International has submitted a planning application for its £500m Heron Plaza scheme in the City of London
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Professional
Government unveils land strategy
The government has told public sector bodies including councils and the NHS to make unused land available for allotments
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MarketsSofa, so good
Munroe K is to start speculative work on the final 35,000 sq ft office building at White Rose Office Park in Leeds next month
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News
Whisky galore
How would you like to win a St David’s day menu, signed by Gordon Ramsay and Angela Hartnett on 1 March at Ramsay’s York & Albany restaurant in north London, and a bottle of Welsh whisky?
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Insight
Ski funding snow joke
Sir, I endorse the views of Sir John Ritblat (analysis, 26.02.10). If anything, he has understated the Team GB irony
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News
Hedge fund in for Savile Row space
US hedge fund Eton Park Capital Management is in talks to take a 15,000 sq ft floor at D2 Private’s 23 Savile Row in London’s West End
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News
Fresh produce
Covent Garden Market Authority is seeking a partner for a £1bn redevelopment of the New Covent Garden Market in Vauxhall, south-west London
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ProfessionalShadow planning policies under fire
“Green paper” is merely a “direction of travel”, Bob Neill tells London seminar delegates
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MarketsAnd finally...
Wellington Market Company, the traditional market operator that in January signed a deal with Ballymore Group to manage Old Spitalfields Market in London (pictured), is travelling far and wide for ideas on how to keep the shine on an East End jewel
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Markets
And finally …
As the nation attempts to crawl out of the recession, the Lincolnshire Property & Business Investment Show is about to debut
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News
Rare old time at Fazeley Studios
Rare, a wholly owned computer games subsidiary of Microsoft, has signed a five-year lease to take 11,000 sq ft at Fazeley Studios in Birmingham, which was developed and is owned by Lucan Gray
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InsightSites for more eyes
The government has followed Property Week’s lead by launching an initiative to transfer stalled sites to gardeners
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News
Ex-JER men’s workout firm
Bill Hancock and Robert Kingsmill — two former directors of US fund manager JER Partners — have set up a specialist asset management and debt advisory business
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News
Invista ends search for suitor
Bid discussions at Invista Real Estate Investment Management have ended
