All Property Week articles in 14 December 2012
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La Salle Investment Management makes leisure buy
A cinema and leisure complex in Bury St Edmunds has been sold to La Salle Investment Management for £9.8m.
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USS frontrunner to buy Bath Southgate stake
The Universities Superannuation Scheme has been picked as the preferred bidder to buy a 50% stake in Bath Southgate.
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German giant buys UK fund manager set up during crash
A huge German firm has bought a UK fund management business once backed by billionaire investor Joe Lewis, which was created from the wreckage of one of property’s biggest collapses.
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Gatehouse sells Procter & Gamble’s Surrey headquarters
Gatehouse Bank has sold Procter Gamble’s headquarters in Weybridge to a private Middle Eastern investor.
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Resolution in Dutch debut
Resolution Property has made its first Dutch retail debut, by purchasing Rosada Factory Outlet in Roosendaal, Netherlands.
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Selfridges buys adjacent office for £130m
Selfridges is in talks to buy an office development adjacent to its flagship Oxford Street store for around £130m.
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Heron closes 2012 with £115m sale
The Swedish pension fund’s joint venture, Cityhold, has today confirmed that it has bought The Peak in SW1 from a joint venture led by Gerald Ronson’s Heron International, as tipped by Property Week.
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Heron closes 2012 with £115m sale
The Swedish pension fund’s joint venture, Cityhold, has today confirmed that it has bought The Peak in SW1 from a joint venture led by Gerald Ronson’s Heron International, as tipped by Property Week.
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New details of £200m Build to Rent fund
The government has published new details of a £200m Build to Rent fund originally outlined in September as part of measures to boost the housing market.
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Three shopping centres collapse into administration
Three shopping centres in Scotland and northern England which are owned by Baronsgate Estates have collapsed into administration.
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BPF slams new insolvency measures
The British Property Federation has called new measures to regulate the insolvency industry “too little too late”.
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Liverpool City Council unveils residential demolition plans
Liverpool City Council has unveiled its plans for the Anfield area which involve the demolition of nearly 300 homes.
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Cluttons: Commercial property market outlook
The slide in total returns continues with commercial property delivering performance last seen at the end of 2009.
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Cluttons: West End offices update
As challenging economic conditions continue to unwind, the commercial property market remains in a state of transition. Net income on the UK assets has now declined for a record three consecutive years according to IPD.
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Shop Agents Society appoints new chairwoman
The Shop Agents Society has appointed Hayley Gisborne as its chairwoman.
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PSPI disposes of US assets to concentrate on UK and Germany
Specialist European real estate investment and financing firm Public Service Properties Investments has sold its US and Swiss assets to focus on interests in the UK and Germany.
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Full marks for Unite plans in Bristol
Student accommodation developer Unite has been given planning permission to build a 442 student bedrooms on a former ice rink in Bristol.
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Barratt founder dies aged 85
The charismatic Sir Lawrie Barratt passes away after long illness, reports Building.co.uk.
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Canadian investment fund buys €526m Stockholm mall
The Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board has teamed up with Nordic shopping centre investor Citycon Oyj to buy the €526m Kista Galleria Shopping Center in Stockholm in what is the largest retail deal in Sweden this year.
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World's largest bond investor forms NewRiver Retail JV
NewRiver Retail has formed a joint venture with the world’s largest bond investor Pimco to buy an £85m shopping centre portfolio, in what will be Pimco’s first European direct property investment.