All Property Week articles in 12 November 2010 – Page 7
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Insight
Capitalism 4: a balance between market fundamentalists and Big Government
Reading an economics book is not my normal idea of fun
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MAPIC 2010: The Crown Estate's Shaw exchanges on its £450m Norwegian Regent Street deal
The Crown Estate has exchanged contracts on the £450m sale of a 25% stake in Regent Street to Norway’s Government Pension Fund Global, and David Shaw spoke to Property Week about the deal.
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20-30-40-50: City of London senior surveyor Fiona Small
Every week, we meet a property person from a different age group. This week, Laura Chesters talks to 35-year-old Argentine tango dancer Fiona Small, senior surveyor at the City of London Corporation
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Professional
Fleet-of-Moorfoot Sheffield to go from 14 to one
Sheffield City Council is to consolidate staff from 14 buildings into one in the next five years, by ending leases on 161,000 sq ft of offices
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DE&J Levy poaches Cluttons partner to set up new resi and mixed use division
DE J Levy is set to launch a new residential and mixed use development division after having poached a Cluttons’ partner.
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Musgrave called in to bat at Lord's
Property veteran Stephen Musgrave has been enlisted to help select a developer for the £400m redevelopment of Lord’s cricket ground in north-west London.
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Property companies could face huge costs and reduced returns from EU directive
Property companies are facing enormous administration costs and will deliver reduced investor returns due to European Union legislation expected to be adopted today, the British Property Federation has warned.
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Cap & Reg "actively pursuing" investment opportunities
Capital Regional is “actively pursuing” investment opportunities after a period ofimproving operational efficiency, the company said today.
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UK offers "good value", despite high costs, for logistics occupiers
The UK will offer good value to logistics occupiers until 2012 despite higher occupancy costs compared to other parts of Europe, research from DTZ has said.
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Hong Kong gains ground on London's West End for top office cost.
London’s West End has continued to be the world’s most expensive office location, though Hong Kong’s Central Business District is catching up, research from CB Richard Ellis has shown.
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LandSecs sees 6.7% NAV rise
Net asset value per share at Land Securities rose by 6.7% in the first half of the financial year, the company revealed today.
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Grosvenor Fund Management and Vega buy "The North"
Grosvenor Fund Management and Vega Wharlock Properties, a retail property investment and fund management group has bought “The North” retail development for its Grosvenor Vega - China Retail Fund.
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Aurora to open dual branded out of town stores
Aurora Fashions, owner of high street chains Oasis and Karen Millen, is creating a larger, dual-branded store format that will allow it to open in out-of-town retail parks.
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Co-op to open in central London convenience store
The Co-operative Food has signed contracts with The Crown Estate for a new food store in central London.
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Manchester restaurant Vermilion & Cinnabar gets £3m expansion
A top Manchester restaurant will go ahead with a £3m expansion plan.
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Pickles update: Council confusion over government planning axe
Councils are unsure whether to take into account regional planning strategies when making planning decisions following a High Court ruling today.
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Tritax investors make 20% return from Bucks office sale
Tritax, the property syndicator and manager, has achieved a 20% profit for investors from the sale of the InterContinental Hotels Group global headquarters in Denham, Buckinghamshire.
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BGC Partners: Half term holidays slow market
It was a quiet week in the Commercial sector, as the market remained largely unchanged. This brought the recent rally to an end, driven more by the lack of players due to the half term holidays than a change in sentiment.
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BGC Partners: McCready gives no relief to housing market
IPD announced their Q3 results this week, reporting that Quarterly Total Returns rose by 2.3%, which means the Quarterly Index has risen by 12.04% so far this year.