All Property Week articles in 14 December 2012 – Page 3
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OnlineMIPP makes double buy
Metric Property Investments today said that Metric Income Plus Limited Partnership has acquired two properties for £9.8m, reflecting a net initial yield of 7%.
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OnlineLandlords face £200m Comet loss
Landlords face losses of more than £200m from the collapse of Comet, a report from the company’s administrator has revealed.
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OnlineLandlords face £200m Comet loss
Landlords face losses of more than £200m from the collapse of Comet, a report from the company’s administrator has revealed.
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OnlineInditex moves into Churchill Square
Inditex brands Zara Home and Bershka plan to open stores at the Churchill Square shopping centre in Brighton in the New Year.
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OnlineBarclay brothers and McKillen complete £150m Maybourne rights issue
The company that owns a trio of five-star London hotels has completed a controversial cash call to reduce its debt.
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OnlineRiver Island to open largest London store
River Island is set to open its biggest store in London after exchanging contracts on Park House on Oxford Street.
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OnlineAzerbaijan fund in debut buy as part of £1bn property push
The sovereign wealth fund of Azerbaijan has bought a £177m London office, as part of a £1bn investment plan in European property.
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OnlineJLL makes new MD appointment
Jones Lang LaSalle has appointed a new managing director to its Maghreb office.
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OnlineUS firm preferred bidder for £400m Lloyds hotel deal
A US property private equity firm has been picked as preferred bidder to buy a hotel chain being sold off by Lloyds Banking Group and the company’s management.
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OnlineCheesegrater bags new 110,000 sq ft letting
British Land and Oxford Properties today announced one of the City’s largest leasing deals of the year at their Cheesegrater development.
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OnlineCheesegrater bags new 110,000 sq ft letting
British Land and Oxford Properties today announced one of the City’s largest leasing deals of the year at their Cheesegrater development.
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OnlineGovernment tackles "double dipping" developer levy
The government has published statutory guidance to prevent the controversial community infrastructure levy stifling development, as tipped by Property Week .
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OnlineBarratt’s Basildon plans given big thumbs-up
Basildon council has given its backing to plans for a £1bn redevelopment project in the town centre.
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OnlineHammerson appoints new executive director
Hammerson has appointed Jean-Philippe Mouton to its board as an executive director, with effect from 1 January 2013.
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OnlineBAM to make speculative start in Glasgow
BAM Properties has signed a £50m funding deal with the Scottish government which will allow it to start work on a sustainable office building in Glasgow.
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OnlineBrockton forms £150m industrial joint venture and separately buys two key retail parks
Brockton Capital has formed a £150m joint venture to invest in secondary industrial assets and has separately exchanged to buy two further retail park assets for more than £56m.
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OnlineBattersea given go-ahead
Wandworth council has granted planning permission for the first phase of Battersea Power Station’s redevelopment.
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OnlineHK investor buys Circus gem
A Hong Kong investor is understood to be close to buying One Finsbury Circus in the City of London for £150m.
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Portfolio expansion for PHP
One of the UK’s largest health care providers, Primary Health Properties, has agreed to buy a share capital of Apollo Medical Partners.
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NewsStead & Simpson steps off
Shoe retailer Stead & Simpson plans to close 90 loss-making stores across its portfolio after a review of the business
