All Property Week articles in 13 September 2013 – Page 6
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News
Diageo to turn landlord with Didcot pair
Diageo’s pension fund has submitted a planning application for two warehouses totalling 1m sq ft in Didcot, Oxfordshire.
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Developers’ new residential powers
Councils to monitor rents or face being challenged to increase housing
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Lib Dems posit new taxes
The Liberal Democrats will debate the introduction of a land value tax and a mansion tax, as well as targeting commercial buildings for green improvements at the party’s annual conference in Glasgow next week.
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Insight
How to read a cycle
Part science, part instinct — there is an art to reading and riding the property booms and busts, as experts reveal. David Hatcher reports
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Markets
Q+A: Granta Park's Doug Cuff
Next month, Doug Cuff celebrates his first anniversary as director of Granta Park, Great Abington, Cambridgeshire.
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Insight
Hangovers from the crash
The economy and the property market is starting to look up, but there remain some headaches that could yet spoil a recovery. Kat Spybey reports
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Lululemon’s Covent Garden pose
Lululemon Athletica is in talks to take its first permanent UK store.
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Deloitte Digital computes move to Clerkenwell
Deloitte’s online and mobile strategy consulting arm is under offer on Derwent London’s Buckley building in Clerkenwell, in a deal that would make the property fully let.
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Markets
Urban & Civic sets Weald in motion
Developer’s first venture could attract occupiers priced out of Cambridge. Christine Eade reports
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Professional
Future Cities: Next generation of cities to use greater command of data
Data is driving the design of new cities and shaping how existing ones evolve. Sarah Townsend reports
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Insight
Reasons to be cheerful
The market has put the worst behind it. Mike Phillips identifies the signs of a sustainable recovery
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Markets
Winnersh owners checkagents' IQ
Agents are lining up to advise on a Reading business park that was sold in one of the most hotly contested deals of the year.
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Insight
Reduced exposure to debt will give shopping centres a new lease of life
In 2008, at the start of the credit crunch, when we were planning the creation of NewRiver Retail, we quickly realised how important the banks were going to be in determining liquidity and pricing in the UK commercial real estate markets.
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Scott's Simpsons cameo
James Bell, chartered surveyor at Nash Bond, wrote to Ludgate because he thinks colleague Richard Scott looks like Hank Scorpio from the Simpsons since he grew a beard.
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Insight
From penicillin to Prozac: Help to Buy is just a political prescription
Considerable coverage in this issue of Property Week is given over to a now apparently broadening asset recovery. The surprise would be if it were otherwise.
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Insight
Uniquely cautious in a stampede of bulls
The year of 2007 started with “REIT euphoria” as property companies became tax-free real estate investment trusts. Balance sheets were accelerating at nose-bleed rates as REITs traded on 15% premiums to their net asset value.
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Bullring star of silver screen
Last week marked the Bullring’s 10-year anniversary, and the team at Hammerson have been delving into the archives
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Markets
First in line to restore kingdom of Brunel
It is a shopping centre with a turbulent past, mired in several changes of ownership and eventually receivership.
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Facebook likes British Land’s Regent’s Place
Social media network under offer to expand into 90,000 sq ft at 10 Brock Street
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Standard Life’s Bristol letting
Standard Life Investments Heritage With Profits Fund has completed a 40,000 sq ft letting to law firm Veale Wasbrough Vizards at Narrow Quay House in Bristol.