All Property Week articles in 14 October 2011 – Page 4
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MarketsQueensberry has tunnel vision for Bath restaurant quarter
Vaults beneath Bath Spa railway station are being converted into the city’s first restaurant quarter.
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MarketsHenderson offices open to fanfare in Bath
Ascentric’s 21,000 sq ft letting is cause for celebration in large floorplate-starved city. Christine Eade reports
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NewsBanks' obsessions with their reputations is killing the high street
In spite of the well-publicised initiatives to save Britain’s high streets, including Mary Portas’s hotly anticipated review, no one seems to have picked up on the devastation being caused by the property finance banks.
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Olympic stadium back on block
The agreement to sell London’s main 2012 Olympic stadium to West Ham United collapsed this week.
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NewsIcap eyes move away from Broadgate
Broker looking for up to 275,000 sq ft when lease expires in 2015
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ProfessionalLondon Thames Gateway Authority outmanoeuvred on compulsory purchase
Public bodies must be careful how they apply for compulsory purchase powers to buy land for developments.
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MarketsPanther’s Bold attempt to revive ‘Bond Street of the north’
Investor takes on retail street that has suffered at hands of Liverpool One. Paul Unger reports
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InsightMorrisons serves up fresh asset management team
Charles McKendrick’s property strategy ignores competitors’ sale-and-leaseback route. Hardeep Sandher reports
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Pramerica's Asian mall fund
Pramerica Real Estate Investors has completed the fundraising for a S$3bn (£1.5bn) Asian shopping centre fund.
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MarketsAshtenne asks for Business Neighbourhood innovation
Ashtenne Industrial Fund is in talks with Liverpool City Council to create a special planning status for the 110 acre Liverpool Innovation Park, after it was named one of eight pilot Business Neighbourhoods by the Communities and Local Government in April.
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MarketsGlass firm makes Cameo appearance in Swindon
Mirror and bespoke glass manufacturer Cameo Glass is installing its equipment in its factory at Faraday Park in Dorcan Industrial Estate in Swindon.
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NewsDTZ to announce "no immediate bid"
On Monday DTZ is expected to announce that there will be no immediate bid forthcoming for the company from its majority shareholder and French bank BNP Paribas, or its real estate division BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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News‘Analysts’ emotions are depressing mood’
British Land’s Chris Grigg warns of effects of investment bank losses
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MarketsLiverpool Science Park goes it alone on third phase
Grant funding received to start 42,000 sq ft property. Paul Unger reports
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NewsH&M agents out of commission
Retailer joins Land Securities and Hammerson in reviewing agents’ role
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Expert predicts more blood on the high street after Christmas quarter day
KPMG’s restructuring expert Brian Green has warned of an avalanche of retail collapses after the Christmas rent quarter day.
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NewsSugar Quay site in administration
Debt maturity forces Pace vehicle Tilemead to bow to economic pressure
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ProfessionalHuman Rights Act hangs over Dale Farm
High Court to decide on judicial review that will affect development. Richard Heap reports
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ProfessionalSimon Property swells war chest with $4bn loan
US shopping centre REIT obtains facility at UK takeover activity rises up agenda
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MarketsComing soon to a cinema near you … £20/sq ft
Ex-Warner Village Cinemas property director John Sullivan describes the changing shape of cinema occupancy
