All Property Week articles in 14 May 2010 – Page 8
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Markets
While King Street’s crown slips
As the Avenue at Spinningfields takes shape, the luxury pitch on King Street has slowly wasted away. Many believe the luxury retail throne of King Street has well and truly been stolen by the Avenue as retailers such as Emporio Armani, Mulberry, Flannels and DKNY depart to Spinningfields. So believes ...
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News
Glebe looks to the Cross as investors worship West End
Fund considers selling prize Central Cross asset as demand for prime property shows no sign of slipping
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News
Nordic moves to correct NAV
Nordic Land, the AIM-listed owner of three properties in Sweden valued last September at £65m, has appointed DTZ to sell all or some of the properties
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News
Retailers Willow way in Corby
Retailers’ Willow way in Corby Land Securities has signed up H&M and Burger King at its £40m Willow Place shopping centre in Corby, Northamptonshire
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Professional
Supermarkets’ sweep stymied to protect competition
Competition Commission order limits restrictive covenants in leases
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Markets
Spinningfields unveils latest collection …
Allied London has cut its cloth accordingly at the Avenue
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Insight
Nationwide: The Con-Lib Dem coalition
Tackling deficit must be first priority for new government
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News
White Co Next in line as Stonegate
The White Company has taken 3,338 sq ft at F&C Reit Asset Management’s 26-30 Stonegate in York, at £150,000 a year for 10 years equivalent to £110 zone A
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News
Not such an Irregular Choice
Footwear and accessories retailer Irregular Choice has relocated to 35 Carnaby Street, following the success of its initial store at 39 Carnaby Street
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News
Wyclef Jean picks design for Haiti charity leisure development
An American student has won a Royal Institute of British Architects international competition to design a music studio in Cité Soleil, Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on behalf of rapper and singer Wyclef Jean and his charity, Yéle Haiti
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News
Shurgard CEO out of storage
Steven De Tollenaere, the CEO of self-storage company Shurgard Europe, will leave at the end of this month, “having accepted a position in a different industry”, the company said
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News
CBRE takes on North Face and Vans
CB Richard Ellis’ cross-border retail team has been selected by US retailer the VF Corporation to open stores for its North Face and Vans chains in Europe
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News
Cautious welcome for Con Lib coalition
“Best outcome” tempered with concerns about empty rates and planning reform
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Cath Kidston’s Yorkshire hat-trick
Homewares retailer Cath Kidston has signed for the 3,000 sq ft former Peter Jones store in Lands Lane in Leeds on a 10-year lease at £115,000 a year
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Sinking feeling at Carpathian
Carpathian, the AIM-listed central and eastern European retail property investor that is 27% owned by activist investor Laxey, suffered a 60% plunge in its net asset value last year
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News
Canada takes Manhattan
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has bought into the Manhattan property market for the first time, taking stakes in two prime office buildings for a combined price of $663m
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News
Cushman Investors buys Sotheby
Cushman Investors buys Sotheby’s Cushman & Wakefield Investors has bought 8 Bourdon Street in London’s Mayfair on behalf of a client for £11.3m