All Property Week articles in 13 July 2012 – Page 7
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Deutsche backs Brockton Mayfair residential project
Refinancing precedes fund manager applying for planning consent at Curzon Street
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Shaftesbury backs Team GB
Shaftesbury, the West End landlord, has got into the Olympics spirit.
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Markets
Riotous assembly: raising Croydon's profile
Developers are preparing sites to change Croydon’s image from crime spot to retail and business haven. Hardeep Sandher reports
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Hermes assembles Guildford Friary site
Hermes Real Estate Investment Management has taken a step closer to developing a 400,000 sq ft extension to its Friary Shopping Centre in Guildford, after buying a site within the development area and appointing architects.
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Spain’s Serrano leads arch rivals
Rafael Serrano, the Spanish entrepreneur who developed London’s Bulgari hotel, has emerged as the frontrunner to buy Admiralty Arch.
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Junction whets investor appetites
Hammerson, Blackstone and Pradera with Brockton Capital in the running
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Insight
"The anti-Trump who shows his stuff on the street"
To the chagrin of long-established developers, Manhattan has become Extell Island.
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News
Palmer beneficiary seeks new angles for development
If you’re a developer with a wealthy backer, then there is not just good, but very good money to be made today.
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Markets
Positive Altitude
Newly launched asset manager to focus on West Country where there is “incredible potential for growth”. Sarah Stewart reports
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CBRE is master of alternative universe
CBRE Global Investors is the world’s largest “alternative” investment manager with $94bn of assets under management, as real estate beats private equity and hedge funds as the most popular “alternative” asset class (table, below).
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Insight
"London has delivered on all its Olympic Games bid promises"
This is it. The biggest property event of our careers is just two weeks away.
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Insight
"London has delivered on all its Olympic Games bid promises"
This is it. The biggest property event of our careers is just two weeks away.
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Markets
This town ain’t big enough for both of us
Trowbridge scheme hangs in balance as row between rivals rages. Sarah Stewart reports
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Insight
Pleasure time: An afternoon at the London Pleasure Gardens
Crowds swarm to London Pleasure Gardens at the Royal Docks — the biggest success yet in Property Week’s Site Life campaign. Lee Mallett reports. Photographs by Tim Foster
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Widows adopts first ‘orphan’
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has been brought in to manage the assets of New Edinburgh Limited — a property company put into administration by Lloyds Banking Group on Monday.
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"The games are also about brand London"
With just two weeks left until the Olympics, as a nation, we should already be proud.
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Blackstone prepares to offload $22bn American office portfolio
Blackstone is considering selling its portfolio of more than 100 office buildings in the US, which is valued at as much as $22bn.
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Deutsche’s €2bn loan tie-up
Kennedy Wilson, the global real estate firm, has teamed up with Deutsche Bank to buy €2bn of European property loans.
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Westbourne Grove office block sold for £19m
JR Capital and Alchemi Group have bought an office building in London’s Westbourne Grove for a consortium of private and institutional Middle Eastern investors.
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Allsop auction boosted by distressed sellers
Allsop’s summer commercial property auction, a bellwether for the investment market, achieved a positive result yesterday, fuelled by distressed sellers.