All Property Week articles in 14 December 2012 – Page 5
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Corestate waltzes into Vienna
Corestate Capital has bought a plot of land in Vienna, Austria, where it plans to develop a 270,000 sq ft student accommodation-led scheme.
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Westminster to curb office-to-resi converts
Deputy council leader seeks “equilibrium”, despite Pickles’ policy to relax rules
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Office occupiers continue to downsize to cut costs
More than 40% of office occupiers have reduced their space requirements over the past five years — and four in five name cost saving as their primary reason.
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Markets
Liverpool One’s web of projects finally reach completion
When Grosvenor opened Liverpool One in October 2008 there remained a peripheral portfolio of unfinished projects that sat outside the core retail asset.
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Professional
The first rule of Money Fight Club …
Financial institutions and supermarkets are more or less at the bottom of the UK’s popularity list, both of which are key to the property industry.
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Shopping centres reach out
BCSC this week called on shopping centres to engage with local communities to increase footfall and shopper loyalty.
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Markets
Liverpool city centre office market take-up lacks Christmas cheer
Liverpool’s city centre office market looks set for another below-par year as take-up is expected to be between 180,000 sq ft and 200,000 sq ft — half of the five-year average before 2009.
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Welsh government takes Cardiff offices into own hands
Plan to stimulate development in hope of attracting big tenants
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Insight
Idiot's guide to cancellation
Sir, I have read Brandon Lewis’s article and wonder if there has been a mistake?
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Markets
Need to know: how to sell homes to Chinese buyers
Every year, thousands of investors from Hong Kong and Singapore gather in luxury hotels for their chance to buy a little piece of London.
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Markets
Cheshire set sparks Marks' megastore bonanza
Marks and Spencer Cheshire OaksMarks and Spencer Cheshire Oaks Marks & Spencer’s 151,000 sq ft megastore opened at Cheshire Oaks in August and is trading ahead of target.Cheshire Oaks’ out-of-town retail agents say the store is understood to be taking £1.6m a week. M&S declined ...
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BlindGolfDate loses sight
The launch of BlindGolfDate.com last summer meant Ross Marshall, founder of YourGolfTravel.com, was on to a winner targeting lonely, golf-playing property folk.
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Bleak first half for lending
De Montfort University report shows defaults on rise and new loan totals down year on year
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Markets
Friars luck for Queensberry as it signs two big retailers
H&M is likely Newport mall tenant, and shoppers hope Topshop will follow.
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Professional
Big data census crunching can give you edge over competition
In an age when more than half of the global population now live in cities, global corporations are increasingly thinking about their customers, marketing strategies, development and investment footprints in terms of individual cities, rather than diverse and often inchoate nations.
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Professional
People Moves: Network Rail, Bidwells, WSP and more...
Carterwood has appointed Roger Chubb as a consultant, as it expands its agency and development functions within the healthcare property market.
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Insight
'Losers' better equipped
Sir, Brandon Lewis’s defence of the delay of the rating revaluation in the “interests of the wider economy” is a complete smokescreen.
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Markets
Need to know: behind Liverpool’s framework
The 140-page Liverpool City Centre Strategic Investment Framework was unveiled at the waterfront BT Convention Centre on 1 November.
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Markets
EA Shaw begins new incarnation under CBRE umbrella
New CBRE residential managing director Lisa Hollands and residential chairman Mark Collins describe the merger.
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JoJo Maman Bebe retains Newport bond
JoJo Maman Bebe, the children’s and maternity fashion brand, is demonstrating loyalty to Newport by expanding its head office and factory outlet shop in the city.