All Property Week articles in 13 June 2014 – Page 3
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Tritax makes £17.5m Newcastle office sale
A building at the Quorum Business Park in Newcastle has been sold for £17.5m by Tritax, producing a net initial yield of 8.1%.
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Shelley Sandzer appointed for intu centres
Plans to improve dining at two intu centres has seen the appointment of leisure specialist Shelley Sandzer to grow new facilities.
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Merlin readies €1.5bn IPO
Merlin Properties will launch its initial €1.5bn public offering on the Spanish Stock Exchange on June 30, which is expected to be the largest real estate flotation in Europe in the last year.
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Carney hints at early interest rate rise
Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, last night strongly hinted interest rates could rise this year.
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ITV mulls London Television Centre redevelopment
ITV is considering a residential redevelopment of London Television Centre on the south bank of the Thames.
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L&G buys High Wycombe hotel for £11m
Legal General Property, on behalf of its Linked Pensions Fund, has purchased a recently developed Travelodge hotel and three retail units in the centre of High Wycombe from McLaren Property for £11m at a yield of 6.8%.
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Twenty London housing zones backed with £400m
Twenty housing zones will be created in London, with £400m of backing from the government and London authorities, in a bid to accelerate 50,000 new homes.
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Assura swoops on £107m medical centre portfolio
Assura, the UK REIT and primary care property investor and developer, has acquired 28 medical centres for £107m.
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Osborne unveils measures to curb housing boom
Chancellor George Osborne last night unveiled measures to curb the booming housing market, while dismissing warnings the UK is in the midst of a bubble.
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Middle management
Courts are encouraging parties to resolve dilapidations cases through mediation. Mark Wilding reports.
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MEPC sizes up its Wellington options
Developer must decide between seeking prelets or building speculatively in Leeds. By Christine Eade.
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Inflation: good for the rich and for governments. Less good for the poor
The Sunday Times Rich List always makes interesting reading and it is enjoyable to marvel at the wealth.
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Internos launches retail fund
Internos Global Investors is launching two funds to raise up to €500m, including a push into UK suburban retail.
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Take five: Trinity Leeds
Trinity Leeds, Land Securities’ 1m sq ft shopping centre, opened 14 months ago. It has achieved some unusual ‘firsts’ in that time. Property Week looks at five of them.Trinity KitchenTrinity Kitchen (pictured) is a 30,000 sq ft food court converted from the former upper levels of a JJB Sports store. ...
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Mentoring by female role models vital
DTZ’s Curzon Group is leading the way in tackling gender inequality. Mark Wilding reports.
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Internos funds set to ride European recovery wave
UK retail and French office funds lead investor’s European expansion plans, but chairman also sees openings in Spain and Italy. David Parsley reports.
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Parfitt moves to TH Real Estate
Cushman & Wakefield’s Chris Parfitt has joined TIAA Henderson Real Estate as director of shopping centres.
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Melford puts in Edinburgh student plan
Developer Melford has submitted a planning application for a 188-bed, eco-friendly student housing development (pictured) at 199 Causewayside in Edinburgh, the site of the Paramount Printers works.
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East meets West
Government-backed conference examines Chinese perceptions of London. Rhiannon Bury reports