All Property Week articles in 14 November 2008 – Page 8
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Markets
Barratt calls for government to release more London land
Brownfield sites could be used to ease capital’s housing shortage
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Online
Oz bank pulls plug in Penrith
An £80m town centre regeneration project in Penrith, Cumbria, has been halted part way through construction because the lender has pulled its development finance.
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Professional
Balmain brings in DTZ man Cunliffe for Euro investment
Asset manager appoints investment and fund management director for acquisition programme
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News
Treasury Holdings unveils Ballymun regeneration plans
Treasury Holdings has unveiled plans for its regeneration of Ballymun town centre in north Dublin.
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Professional
Bailouts offer property firms little insurance
Check your policies, as woes will deepen if insurers start to go under, says Bill Gloyn
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News
Schwartz leaves as ProLogis hacks back on costs
Jeff Schwartz, CEO of US REIT ProLogis, is to leave, as the world’s largest owner of distribution sheds halves its dividend, halts new development and slashes costs.
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Markets
PW awards double
Property Week scooped two prizes for its coverage of the north-west at the International Building Press regional awards held at Salford’s Lowry Galleries on 23 October.
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News
Avoid using the ‘C’ word
Rating surveyors are not generally known as the party animals of the property industry.
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Online
Second Australian giant seeks rescue capital raising
Mirvac has become the second Australian property giant in a fortnight to undertake a large capital raising to shore up its balance sheet.
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News
British Medical Association completes Tavistock redevelopment
The British Medical Association has completed the redevelopment of its grade II-listed Lutyens-designed head office in London’s Tavistock Square.
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Online
Bids in for Dawnay Day assets
Norwich Union’s board is considering up to four bids for the £660m property portfolio of collapsed company Dawnay Day’s UK assets.
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Online
Nagshineh asks CBRE to prove wonder of Woolies
Ardeshir Naghshineh’s Targetfollow Group, the largest shareholder in Woolworths, has hired CB Richard Ellis to value the retailer’s largely leasehold property portfolio to prove the business has some value.
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Online
Prupim and LaSalle’s US pitch for Asia fund
Prupim and LaSalle Investment Management are to approach US investors for the first time to invest in their Asia Property Fund.
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Online
New architect at Smithfield
Thornfield Properties has appointed a new architecture team for Smithfield Market in the City of London, to replace architect Kohn Pedersen Fox.
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Online
Alternative assets on the rise
Private banks are confident about the prospects for alternative assets over the coming year, research by Hotbed, the UK’s largest private investor syndicator, shows.
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Markets
All-time low
The plans for Wolverhampton’s Low Level station took a twist when casino chain Clermont pulled out
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Online
Allsop sets resi auction standard
Barnard Marcus and Harman Healy have been unable to replicate the extraordinary success achieved by Allsop in the residential auction market.