All Property Week articles in 14 May 2010 – Page 9
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Markets
Segro bites Brixton void bullet
Segro has taken a more pragmatic approach to lettings at Trafford Park
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News
Bell rings Hammerson retail changes
REIT hires former Centrica director to head retail arms as part of new strategy
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Markets
Robinson’s reign begins as MIDAS ponders future
It is all change at MIDAS. Last week Angie Robinson was appointed as the inward investment agency’s chief executive. She replaces Colin Sinclair, who is leaving for Manchester-based developer Bruntwood.
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Markets
Battle-scarred urban warrior Bloxham turns landlord
The recession has forced Tom Bloxham to find new sources of funding
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News
Wall Street bash
To the Tate Britain on election night to rub shoulders with politicians and other business types amid the Henry Moore exhibition, courtesy of DLA Piper and the Wall Street Journal
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News
High noon at Chelsea Barracks
At 10 am on Monday the High Court battle over the most expensive piece of land ever bought in the UK will commence
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News
Perella pair bag Germany's biggest mall
Joint venture with Management fur Immobilien beats Resolution to 1970s-built Ruhr-Park
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Professional
Council assets to go under knife as local authorities review property management
Councils now drawing up their annual asset management plans face greater challenges than usual.Despite submitting budgets in April, they have to be reviewed, following initiatives such as Total Place. Further reviews are likely because of the uncertainty about the spending cuts planned following the election.
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News
Pooled asset
Soho House has made its European debut at Robert Laurence’s Resolution Property 1 Torstrasse scheme in Berlin
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News
City market’s rebound is frothier than it first appears
Adviser Equipe cites “cappuccino effect” and says recovery is down to only a handful of big deals
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Markets
Citybranch waits for Altrincham hospital appointment
Adam Gross, director of Manchester-based developer Citybranch, is on a roll. Next week he will find out whether he has been selected by the Trafford Healthcare NHS Trust to build a 35,000 sq ft hospital at Railway Street in Altrincham. He is also in discussions with Manchester City Council about ...
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Insight
Cameron and Clegg cannot rescue property alone
What will the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition mean for property?
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News
Atlas Properties becomes latest to disappear from AIM map
Central and eastern European property company Atlas Estates is the latest to join the exodus from AIM
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Professional
Self-storage and roadside: It’s starting to lock up again
Market leader aims to top 100-plus depots nationwide early next year
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News
Boys’ own adventure
Possibly the most soul-destroying moment of running a marathon is being overtaken by a person dressed as a banana, a rhino or Postman Pat
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Professional
Manning: No more pay-as-you-go credit for administrators
Until the decision in Goldacre v Nortel Networks (07.12.09), landlords and insolvency practitioners co-existed under a modus operandi established in the 1992 case of Atlantic Computers
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News
Europe’s banks raise loan-to-value ratios to 65%
CB Richard Ellis says there has been a “modest” increase in loan-to-value covenants granted by banks and that the maximum ratios in all the key European markets are now at or above 65%
