All Property Week articles in 15 February 2008 – Page 4
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NewsIvy League investors rush for Moorfield II
Equity raising for opportunity fund beats target as new recruits join up
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News
Wharton sniffs out Lilly House
Hedge fund Wharton Asset Management has bought Lilly House at 13 Hanover Square in London’s Mayfair from Standard Life Investments for £38m.
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ProfessionalProperty remembers Holocaust victims
Six hundred of London’s most prominent business people marked Holocaust Memorial Day at the Anne Frank Trust’s sixth annual lunch on 31 January at the Hilton hotel on Park Lane.
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Insight
Hasty ‘retreat’
Sir, In your front page on 01.02.08 you state that the Coldstream Guards ‘retreated from their former HQ’ at Chelsea Barracks.
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Resolution’s Harlow retail return
Resolution is in talks to buy back Standard Life Investments’ 300,000 sq ft Water Gardens shopping centre in Harlow, Essex, which Resolution sold to it for £98m in 2004.
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Liquid relief for funds
Liquidity issues eased in January for most of the UK’s largest investor property funds.
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ProfessionalFollow the leader
Departments moving en masse from firm to firm could become more common as property companies place more importance on teams.
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Markets
Slowdown forces rethink at Taylor Wimpey’s flagship site
Lewisham Gateway review follows housebuilder’s east London withdrawals
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IPD shows first signs of property recovery
The rate of decline in property values slowed significantly in January, in a sign that the sector may be staging a recovery.
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Fairview goes to school
Fairview New Homes has bought a former school in Surrey for an £11m development.
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Standard Life markets Essex shed
Standard Life Investments has put a £38m warehouse on the market.
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Erinaceous sells Jordan’s
Erinaceous has sold one of the businesses it snapped up during its rapid expansion.
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Retail’s feast of Eden
Multiplex and Aldersgate Investments’ 850,000 sq ft Eden retail development in High Wycombe has hooked a trio of tenants.
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Property may be taxed on ‘non-dom’ earnings
‘Double tax’ consultation could hit profits of UK companies abroad
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Dutch resi funds tied up
ING Real Estate has merged Dutch pension fund AZL’s €600m residential property fund with its €1.1bn (£820m) ING Dutch Residential Fund, after receiving unanimous approval from the 65 investors involved.
