All Property Week articles in 14 October 2011 – Page 3
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Insight
Capital & Counties faces Earls Court controversy
Capital & Counties has spent £20m on its £8bn Earls Court application, only to be faced with significant local opposition. Mira Bar-Hillel reports
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News
Crown Estate lets in Cambridge
The Crown Estate has let 77,000 sq ft at the 320,000 sq ft Cambridge Business Park.
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News
Phone magnate's Mayfair call
Phones 4u founder Caudwell behind purchase of £150m Audley Square House scheme from Derek Quinlan
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Markets
Q+A: Bruntwood’s Liverpool office empire
Dominant north-west office landlord Bruntwood is better known for its Manchester holdings but still has 870,000 sq ft in nine buildings in Liverpool. Liverpool director David Guest tells us about his plans for them
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Markets
UK & European nears end of development road in Bristol
UK & European Investments has come to the end of its Bristol city centre development programme, but still has faith in the city.
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Markets
Leicester investor broadens Bristol office Horizon
Charles Street takes advantage of low yields in city to buy Environment Agency headquarters for £31m. Christine Eade reports
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News
LandSecs to brighten up Piccadilly Lights
REIT to remodel block into Jamie’s Italian restaurant and flagship shop
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Insight
Hotel developers should take a break in Liverpool
Research says Liverpool is in danger of oversupply as yields fall. Paul Unger reports
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Insight
It's make or break for Superdry on Regent Street
The founder of SuperGroup has made little secret of his belief that his Superdry fashion label has the potential to be a global fashion brand.
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News
Three new brands choose Liverpool's Metquarter
Jack Wills, Illamasqua and Carluccio’s have signed for shops at the Metquarter in Liverpool.
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News
Grainger and Bouygues home in on build-to-let fund
Grainger has teamed up with Bouygues Development to create a build-to-let residential fund for institutional investors to invest in the private-rented sector.
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Insight
This boom-time hangover is going to get worse
There are as many complicated theories about what is going on as there are square metres in the City of London.
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News
West Sussex Body Shop site presold to Morrisons
Development Securities and Berkshire Investment Capital have presold the site of the former Body Shop headquarters in West Sussex to supermarket group Morrisons.
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Professional
Bromley-by-Bow: pitfalls for public bodies explained
Compulsory purchase remains an important and often necessary tool to stimulate investment and regeneration in areas of multiple and complex ownership.
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Insight
DTZ has to be sold, but not necessarily to BNP Paribas
As Property Week went to press, it looked like an announcement on whether BNP Paribas Real Estate would cut a deal with Saint George Participations (SGP) to buy DTZ would go right to the wire
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News
Mayfair block sale cancelled
The sale of a Mayfair office block earmarked for conversion into a £300m luxury residential scheme has been cancelled.
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Professional
Service charges that are beyond reasonableness
The message The test of reasonableness allows the law to be flexible, but also creates considerable uncertainty.The case The Upper Tribunal has determined whether or not it is reasonable to take into account the financial position of residential lessees before spending money on major works (Garside and Anson v RFYC ...
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Professional
Localism bill: Berwin Leighton Paisner planning policy results
Law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner has published results of a survey of 100 property developers quizzed on their views about planning policies in the bill.
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Markets
BDO requirement could be only hope for Bristol’s Bridgewater House
Cubex Land and Prupim submitted a planning application last month for the restoration of the property.
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Markets
Bath loses Ministry of Defence jobs but gains land for homes
Remaining military staff to relocate to Bristol to free up 88 acres of residential development space. Christine Eade reports