All Property Week articles in 12 November 2010 – Page 6
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BAM beats bidders to prime Glasgow site
BAM Properties has bought a prime site in Glasgow city centre for a 170,000 sq ft redevelopment project
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Bain to double up in Strand
Global business consultancy firm Bain Co has agreed to more than double its space at 40 Strand in central London to 92,000 sq ft on a 15-year lease after Land Securities refurbishes the building next year. Edward Charles Partners advised Bain Co.
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NewsAttention at St John’s Wood Barracks
The St John’s Wood Barracks, in north-west London, are to be put up for sale in the new year and could command as much as £200m
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F&C Reit delivers Royal Mail asset to clients
F C Reit Asset Management has purchased a pair of Royal Mail sorting centres in London and Newcastle
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Seven up for ING Real Estate in Ashford
ING Real Estate Investment Management has signed seven retailers at County Square in Ashford, Kent
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Lloyds and partners pump out petrol stations to Aprirose
Sand Portfolio sold for £21m to private investors as bank seeks to exit HBOS joint ventures
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Tesco stands alone in Prague
Tesco has opened the first standalone store for its Florence Fred fashion brand in Prague
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InsightCalling all property hot shots
Property Week and Drivers Jonas Deloitte have teamed up again this year for our property industry photography competition
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Glasses maker moves into St Albans
Rockspring Property Investment Management has let the second floor of Verulam Point in St Albans to Luxottica Group
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MarketsOffice and industrial lettings take off at airport
The healthy take-up of industrial and office space at Manchester airport is a sign the wider economy is recovering, believes John Atkins, managing director of Manchester Airports Group Developments.
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NewsCWM: football agent
CWM Watching Rangers play at Ibrox the other day on television, I spotted a pitch-side advertising banner from a well-known firm of retail agents. CWM boss Scott Murdoch has put his money where his mouth is and the firm has now become a sponsor ...
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NewsCalling Britain’s top investment agency teams
Last week we launched the 2011 Property Awards – the biggest annual event in the property industry calendar. This week we focus on the Investment Agency of the Year category
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MarketsDatabank: radical reform required after housing cuts
The changes outlined in the Comprehensive Spending Review set the affordable housing sector an agenda of radical reform. This comes alongside the complete restructuring of the planning process
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Administration signals Rok bottom for group
Rok, the property repair and maintenance group, filed for administration on Monday, just two months after the collapse of its building services rival, Connaught
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NewsTerrace Hill is cut above Savile Row bidders
Terrace Hill is thought to have secured its latest West End development site after placing two properties on the corner of Conduit Street and Savile Row under offer for around £26m
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Unite's £50m student loan
Student halls provider Unite Group has agreed a £50m development debt facility with Barclays, which reduces its funding shortfall on the 2,300-bedroom pipeline for 2012-2014 from £75m to £25m. However, the company has not succeeded with its tender to buy and operate a 4,000-bedroom portfolio on behalf of an unnamed ...
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Knight Frank buys offices at 9.5%
Aviva Investors has sold a portfolio of five office properties in the south-east of England to Knight Frank Investors for £36.5m, reflecting a net initial yield of 9.5%
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NewsSavills’ £40m profit surge
Savills is on track to generate more than £40m of underlying pretax profits this year, thanks to an improvement in its key Asia-Pacific and London markets
