All Property Week articles in 12 November 2010 – Page 4
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Professional
Edinburgh has lay of the land for tax-increment finance
A groundbreaking redevelopment in Leith took an important step forward this autumn, when Scottish government finance secretary John Swinney backed the City of Edinburgh Council proposal to use tax-increment financing (TIF) in the development of the waterfront
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NewsGive these folk their mountain due
After all the coverage I have given to people planning to climb very big mountains in Africa, I can now show proof that some made it.
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Grosvenor director reshuffle
Grosvenor has appointed seven executives to new roles as part of a restructuring of its London estate operation
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Markets
Rich pickings for high-end residential development sites
After a period of around 18 months with virtually no transactions, Jones Lang LaSalle says the north-west residential land market now appears to have entered a period of sustained recovery
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News
DJ Deloitte to play Liverpool
Drivers Jonas Deloitte has been selected to develop a city centre retail strategy for Liverpool
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German fund's Nespresso delivery
HFSB Metropolen Westeuropa, a German fund administered by Hansainvest Hanseatische Investment, has bought the leasehold of coffee brand Nespresso’s Brussels headquarters for €11.9m. The 44,500 sq ft property at 140 Avenue Louise was sold by Belgian REIT Cofinimmo. Savills advised HSFB.
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Deichmann steps to Southend
Shoe retailer Deichmann is to open a 5,758 sq ft store in Southend’s Victoria Shopping Centre. It will pay £120,000 a year on a 10-year lease. Jones Lang LaSalle and Gooch Cunliffe Whale advised landlord Delamere Estates.
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Debenhams takes shed at Sherburn
Debenhams has leased a 655,000 sq ft shed on Sherburn Distribution Park, at Sherburn in Elmet near Leeds, as tipped by Property Week (20.08.10). Owner Evander Properties has granted a 27-year lease at £4.50/sq ft without breaks.
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InsightFee cutting is no way to emerge from recession
The fee cutting that was prevalent as property last emerged from recession is back in a big way and valuation is the most brutal battlefield of all
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NewsRochdale’s own Crown estate
Centric Property Group and Barnfield Construction have bought 18 acres of land in Rochdale, Greater Manchester, for around £3m and plan to develop a 260,000 sq ft business park
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Insight
How Covent Garden grew
Sir, There appears to be little public awareness of the history of Covent Garden and how the central market and the buildings surrounding the piazza came to be such a vital attraction to both local people and tourists from all parts of the world (Property Week, 24.09.10).The area was London’s ...
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Reita: confidence in commercial property plummets to new nadi
The number of financial advisers that expect commercial property prices to fall over the coming 12 months continues to increase
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ProfessionalSharp shooters impress Colliers International
School photography contest winners announced
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Professional
Cloud forecast positive for Jones Lang LaSalle
Jones Lang LaSalle has its head in the clouds
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Chevron points way for Deka
German fund manager Deka Immobilien has bought Chevron House in Singapore from Goldman Sachs for US$420m
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Insight
Supply chains rejig helps sheds market shine
Research published yesterday by Investment Property Databank and BNP Paribas Real Estate shows for the first time the different investment performance characteristics of pure industrial and distribution property
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Markets
New technology for traditional workspaces and data centres
Use of new technology could reduce demand for traditional workspaces and data centres, says John Starling, associate partner in the technology integration practice at Deloitte
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News
Crisis seeks Christmas centres
Crisis, the charity for single homeless people, is looking for two London buildings to act as Crisis at Christmas centres between 23 and 30 December
