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All Property Week articles in 14 November 2014 – Page 5
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NewsGamers pay top rent for City HQ
Games company Hutch Games has agreed a record rent for a new Shoreditch headquarters.
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InsightHot in the city? Pah! Retail’s hotter at the seaside
OK, grab a pen and jot down what you think the nation’s top 20 retail hotspots are.
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InsightMushrooming debt in challenging marketplace
Life has been good for debt funds in recent years. Capitalising on the retreat of traditional bank lenders during the crisis, they have delivered enviable returns for investors without taking big risks.
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ProfessionalThe challenges and rewards of modelling regional cities on London
The City Growth Commission recently published its final report, Unleashing Metro Growth.
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NewsLandSecs CEO warns of UKIP threat
Land Securities boss Robert Noel has warned that UKIP pose a “potent threat” at the next general election and that the disruption the political party is causing will lead to property companies having to react to policy made on the hoof.
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MarketsShopping centre shortage predicted
Strutt Parker report warns that volumes will continue to shrink, reports Felicity Francis.
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MarketsEurope in many ways remains the cultural centre of the world of fashion
This year MAPIC will celebrate its 20 th year. Whilst I am sure there will be moments of nostalgia and retrospective gazing as to how far the industry has developed in that time, the focus will be forward looking, analysing the relentless speed of change with the emphasis on ...
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InsightParty leaders must stop making promises they can’t keep
The polls suggest another UKIP win in next week’s Rochester and Strood by-election.
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A growing investors club for leisure businesses
Investors’ appetite for the leisure sector has never been greater and this has been highlighted by the recent surge in M A activity.
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NewsMizen builds up Richmond stock
Mizen Group has acquired two sites with planning consent for 48 homes in Richmond, south-west London, which could be worth £28m on completion.
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NewsTitan broadens Glasgow portfolio with office buy
Titan Investors has placed IVG’s Broadway Two site in Glasgow under offer as the city’s office market continues to hot up.
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InsightBournemouth
Yes, the number one retail hotspot in the UK is… the South Coast seaside town of Bournemouth.
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OnlineBNP PRE signs up for new West End office
BNP Paribas Real Estate has signed up to take 4,000 sq ft in Great Portland Estate’s Kent House in London’s West End.
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VOA closures are big hammer blow
The news that 65% of the Valuation Offices Agency (VOA) offices nationwide are set to close by 2020 is a further hammer blow to UK businesses and retailers.
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Mortgage best practice should not just be demonstrated — it should be integral
As the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) increases its scrutiny of the mortgage market and within the context of the European Union’s Mortgage Credit Directive consultation, it is more important than ever for lenders to be establishing best practice.
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InsightImmigration has been good for our business
It is a matter of regret that the topic of immigration should dominate the news agenda at the moment and even more so for me during the week in which Cyril Leonard celebrated its 80th anniversary.
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InsightOur logistics crystal ball: what we will debate at MAPIC
Question: what have Germany’s answer to ASOS, Zalando, quality fruit and veg specialist Charlie Mash and ‘outbound-to-rebound’ logistics group iForce got in common?
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MarketsShopping centre investment bounces back
With the consumer economy showing genuine signs of improvement within the UK, it comes as no surprise that there has been much chat in the market during the run-up to MAPIC, regarding activity within the shopping centre sub-sector.
