All Property Week articles in 15 June 2012 – Page 2
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Government to force companies to reveal emissions
Companies listed on the London Stock Exchange must publish their greenhouse gas emissions from next year, Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has said.
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Norwegians go exclusive on Meadowhall
Norway’s giant sovereign wealth fund has entered into exclusive talks to buy a prized stake in one of the UK’s largest shopping centres, Meadowhall in Sheffield, Property Week can reveal.
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Norwegians go exclusive on Meadowhall
Norway’s giant sovereign wealth fund has entered into exclusive talks to buy a prized stake in one of the UK’s largest shopping centres, Meadowhall in Sheffield, Property Week can reveal.
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Goodman enters US market with $1.5bn JV
Goodman has entered the US industrial market with a $1.5bn joint venture with California-based developer Birtcher.
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Landlords approve Fitness First CVA
Landlords and creditors have voted in favour of a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA) for struggling leisure operator Fitness First.
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Bruntwood agrees Plaza deal with Bosch
Bruntwood has agreed a deal to let 16,500 sq ft of space at its Plaza building on Old Hall St to business process outsourcing company Bosch Communication Center, as reported by TheBusinessDesk.com
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LandSecs’ Akers paid £1.13m last year
Richard Akers was the biggest financial winner among Land Securities’ directors last year.
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Cordea Savills raises £25m for prime resi fund
International property investment manager Cordea Savills has raised £25m in the first tranche of funding for its Prime London Residential Fund.
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Internos wins German spezialfonds licence
Internos, the pan European real estate fund manager, has been granted a KAG licence by the German Financial Regulator BaFin to manage German spezialfonds, the preferred investment vehicle for German institutional investors.
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LandSecs’ director Akers paid £1.13m last year after retail outperformance
Richard Akers was the biggest financial winner among Land Securities’ directors last year.
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Peakside plans €90m German resi scheme
Peakside Capital, the European real estate private equity firm, has bought a residential and commercial development site in Berlin.
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Peakside plans €90m residential scheme in Berlin
Peakside Capital, the European real estate private equity firm, has bought a residential and commercial development site in Berlin.
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City Corporation hunts new developer on London Wall Place
The City of London Corporation is to market the St Alphage House development site, known as London Wall Place, following Hammerson’s option as preferred developer lapsing.
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Sellar's The Place in London Bridge tops out
Sellar Property Group has celebrated the topping out of its 600,000 sq ft The Place scheme in London Bridge.
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Altman to step down from Olympic Park legacy body
Andy Altman, head of the company responsible for the legacy of the 500-acre Olympic Park in east London, is stepping down after the Olympic Games this August.
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CSC to redevelop Charter Place in Watford
Capital Shopping Centres has teamed up with Watford Borough Council to redevelop the Charter Place shopping centre.
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Two BNPPRE city directors resign to form niche agency
Two city leasing agents from BNP Paribas Real Estate have left the business to form a new niche agency.
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New Covent Garden gets planning consent
Three key sites in Nine Elms on the South Bank, London, including New Covent Garden Market, have been approved by Wandsworth and Lambeth Councils’ planning committees.
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Max wins approval for St Katherine Docks
Max Property Group has won 16 separate planning applications at St Katherine Docks, as a it looks to drive up the value of the estate.
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CSC to redevelop Charter Place in Watford
Capital Shopping Centres has teamed up with Watford Borough Council to redevelop the Charter Place shopping centre.