All Property Week articles in 13 November 2015 – Page 6
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News
Great Portland Estates boss wants UK to remain in the EU
The boss of developer Great Portland Estates (GPE) has revealed a personal preference for the UK to remain part of the European Union (EU) in order continue to benefit from the trading opportunities membership offers.
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Insight
Retailers brace themselves for a record-breaking Black Friday
Let’s get one thing straight about Black Friday - most retailers hate it.
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Professional
People Moves: Bilfinger GVA, Regal Homes, Tuffin Ferraby Taylor, Bidwells etc
All the latest moves and appointments from across the property sector.
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Hammerson recruits Betty as retail director for Ireland
Hammerson has appointed Simon Betty as retail director for Ireland, following the company’s €1.85bn (£1.3bn) acquisition of the Project Jewel loan portfolio from NAMA in September.
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Strettons posts best result of year
Strettons recorded its best result of the year at its penultimate sale of 2015, raising £12.6m.
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Barratt enjoys strong start
Housebuilder Barratt Developments remains on track following a strong start to its current financial year, as conditions in the UK’s housing market continue to be robust and demand holds up across the regions.
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Markets
Starry future for South Bank
Perhaps the most remarkable feature about the rumour earlier this month that the Economist , which is leaving its offices in St James’s in 18 months, might move to South Bank was that it was hardly remarked upon at all.
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News
Embassy and Cornerstone in Bangalore team-up
Indian real estate developer Embassy Group has entered into an agreement with property company Cornerstone Group to develop a 12m sq ft business park on a 100-acre site in Bangalore.
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Savills attributes November success to strong resi lots
Savills’ November national auction raised £55.1m thanks to the sale of several high-value residential lots.
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Rocket secures loan facility to put Atlas Building on the map
Private property development and investment management company Rocket Investments has secured a £240m loan facility to finance the development of the Atlas Building, its mixed-use scheme on City Road, London.
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Markets
Another chance for Chancery Lane as local freeholders push for improvements to the area’s public realm
Chancery Lane is a nationally known address and one of the oldest streets in London, but for years it had declined to the point that it seemed little more than a taxi rat run from Fleet Street to High Holborn.
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Insight
Have we hit the peak of the UK property market? It all depends on your definition
David Parsley’s article is an interesting one, although it all depends on one’s definition of ‘peak’.
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News
Ian Coull steps down from all non-executive roles
Industry legend Ian Coull, who was awarded honorary life membership of the British Property Federation last week, has stepped down from all of his non-executive roles.
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Project Milan hotel portfolio for sale again
Starwood’s Project Milan hotel portfolio is back on the market, after a deal for Hand Picked Hotels to buy the majority of the properties fell through.
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Fall in Aberdeen’s property transaction values
The value of commercial property transactions in Aberdeen saw a dramatic fall in the third quarter of 2015, as continued woes afflicting the energy industry had an impact on the wider economy.
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Aberdeen picks up Enfield DFS retail unit
Aberdeen Asset Management, on behalf of its clients, has purchased a DFS retail warehouse unit in Enfield from LondonMetric for £24.48m at a yield of 6.73%.
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U+I eyes bright future with wacky new office fit-out
When Development Securities and Cathedral Group merged you knew a fresh start was upon us and some serious changes were going to be made.
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AEW Europe to buy SEGRO’s £326m Slough portfolio
AEW Europe is on the verge of sealing a deal to acquire SEGRO’s £326m portfolio of offices on the Slough Trading Estate.
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Thor lands luxury mixed-use property in Milan for $175m
Thor Equities has signed a deal to acquire an 85,000 sq ft luxury retail, office and residential property in Milan, which was home to one of Dolce Gabbana’s first stores.