All Property Week articles in 13 March 2009 – Page 13
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Liquidity shake-up attacked
Britain’s proposed overhaul of liquidity requirements for banks risks undermining co-operation between regulators and could damage London’s position as a global financial centre, industry associations and lawyers have warned.
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John Lewis warns of difficult trading
Charlie Mayfield, chairman of John Lewis, said he had little hope of a pick-up in business at John Lewis stores and Waitrose supermarkets in the coming months as the retailer prepared to trim up to 540 jobs across its department store division.
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Jackie Sadek's MIPIM 2009 Blog - Wednesday, Part Three
Wednesday pm: Am flying home tomorrow, so took the last opportunity to relax in the dying rays of the Riviera sun with my West London cronies for as long as possible this evening.
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McCarthy & Stone to revive bonus row
Senior managers at McCarthy & Stone, Britain’s biggest builder of retirement homes, could earn tens of millions of pounds in bonuses under a restructuring plan that will see the taxpayerbacked Lloyds Banking Group emerging as its biggest shareholder.
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Costain profits up
The construction company reported a 17% rise in full-year pre-tax profits to £23.1m and hailed a record year-end order book, up 25% at £2bn, with £777m of secured work for 2009.
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Jackie Sadek's MIPIM 2009 blog - Thursday Morning
Thursday am: Bit of a scramble this morning as I did my normal stunt of setting my alarm an hour adrift (got the time zone round my ear again) and having to belt around the corner to the CBRE apartment to a seminar on stadium-led regeneration sponsored by BURA and ...
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Jackie Sadek's MIPIM 2009 Blog - Wednesday, Part Two
Wednesday PM - Phone rang in the middle of the Croydon seminar - Broadgate Estates demanding where I am for lunch. Blimey!
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MIPIM 2009: Black Magic Kidby
Bob Kidby, Lovells' head of real estate and renowned guitarist, jammed today with Jim Barrett's band, who have played for Watts & Partners at MIPIM for the last 20 years.
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Jackie Sadek's MIPIM 2009 Blog - Wednesday Afternoon
Wednesday PM: What a wonderful second afternoon at MIPIM.
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Jackie Sadek's MIPIM 2009 Blog
Wednesday PM: Went up to the London Stand first thing this morning in search of a much-needed coffee and a croissant, calling home in a somewhat perfunctory fashion, leaving an effusive - and only slightly defensive - voicemail, as I legged it up the steps.
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David Harper Sailing Blog - 5
This was to be the start of the big sail, and we were all quite excited – the day before had been so much better! And the sun was still out!
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Severn Trent Water appoints agents and auctioneers
Severn Trent Water has appointed ten firms of agents and auctioneers to deal with its 400 lot property disposal programme.
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Workspace shareholders only buy half of rights issue shares
Workspace shareholders have bought up only half of the shares offered in its £87.2m rights issue in January.
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ITV pulls out of MediaCity plan
ITV has pulled out of plans to relocate to Peel Holding’s 7m sq ft MediaCity claiming that the developer cut the amount of money it was going to spend on ITV’s space.
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Susan Freeman's MIPIM 2009 Blog - Day Two
'As well as being smaller and more select this is definitely a harder working MIPIM,' says Susan Freeman.
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Rutland's 2,600 homes plan for Surrey airfield goes to public inquiry
A public inquiry started this week into Rutland Group’s plans for a 2,600-home development at Dunsfold Park in Surrey.
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MIPIM 2009: Developers must work with occupiers to cut carbon emissions, says Salway
Law makers in Europe got it wrong when they put the onus on developers to cut carbon emissions from their buildings, Land Securities chief executive Francis Salway told delegates today.
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St Modwen to develop £55m business park
Energy company Areva T&D and St Modwen have revealed plans to redevelop Areva’s existing premises in Stafford as a £55m business and science park.
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MIPIM 2009: Amey looks for 70,000 sq ft hub in Birmingham
Support services company Amey is on the hunt for a 70,000 sq ft international design hub in Birmingham.
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MIPIM 2009: secondary trading in funds to rise
Secondary trading activity in European property funds is set to rise over the coming months as investors rebalance their portfolios, according to INREV.