All Property Week articles in 15 November 2013 – Page 3
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OnlineCordea Savills buys North Lincolnshire Shopping Park
Cordea Savills has agreed terms with Simons Group to fund the North Lincolnshire Shopping Park, Doncaster Road, Scunthorpe, for around £23.5m on behalf of the Bishopsgate Long Term Property Unit Trust.
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OnlineCosta opens second store in Leeds scheme
Costa Coffee will open a second store a the Merrion Centre in Leeds.
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OnlineHenderson makes two European appointments
Henderson Global Investors has made two European appointments.
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OnlineChristian Candy buys rare City of London freehold
Christian Candy’s CPC Group has struck an unusual deal to buy an option with one of the City of London’s livery companies to buy the freehold interest in Sugar Quay, London.
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OnlineSWIP buys Southwark new-build at 5%
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, which is being acquired by Aberdeen Asset Management, has bought the Harlequin Building on London’s South Bank for a yield of around 5%, Property Week can reveal.
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OnlineInternos hired to handle €230m British Land retail fund
British Land has hired Internos to manage its 65% stake in the Pillar Retail Europark Fund, a vehicle that owns ten retail parks in Spain, France, Portugal and Italy with a collective value of €230m.
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OnlineSWIP to be sold to Aberdeen for more than £500m
Aberdeen Asset Management is to buy Scottish Widows Investment Partnership from Lloyds Banking Group in a £500m deal.
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OnlineHCA deal paves way for 17,000 homes
The Homes Communities Agency has completed a funding deal with councils in Lancashire to bring forward 17,000 homes.
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OnlineLambert Smith Hampton appointed by Wirral Borough Council
The northern public sector team at Lambert Smith Hampton has been chosen to act as property advisor to Wirral Borough Council.
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OnlineM&S headquarters sold for €240m
Gaw Capital has completed its purchase of Marks Spencer’s global headquarters in Paddington for more than £200m on behalf of a Korean consortium.
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OnlineTown Centre Securities maintains high occupancy levels
Town Centre Securities has reported a strong performance in the last quarter, with occupancy at its properties remaining high.
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OnlinePrimary Health Properties buys £233m portfolio
Primary Health Properties has acquired Prime Public Partnerships Holdings for £41.1m in one of the biggest deals for the UK health property sector.
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OnlineOlympic legacy bosses launch search for phase two developer
Olympic legacy chiefs have launched a search for a partner to build up to 1,500 homes on the second phase of residential development on the Olympic park.
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OnlineCapco promises £452m of local benefits for Earls Court
Capital Counties Properties has received planning consent for its Earls Court masterplan after signing a £452m package of benefits for the local area.
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OnlineHelical Bar to fund 43,000 sq ft east London office
Helical Bar has agreed a £21m deal to forward fund a 43,000 sq ft office building in Shoreditch.
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MarketsPrincely purchases
Princes Street is Edinburgh’s best-known shopping street. After a torrid downturn, occupiers are flooding back into the area to take advantage of its 365,000 visitors each week and estimated £2bn spend in its shops each year.
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ProfessionalPlaudits for property’s most OUTstanding
The first ever top 50 list of the most powerful LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) business leaders has been produced and it features two property professionals.
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NewsOh yes it is: it's PWC's panto
PWC is preparing for its annual pantomime - now in its 28th year - which, this year, is Cinderella.
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ProfessionalAn unsettling warning to intransigent litigants
The message: A party can be severely penalised for failing to engage in alternative dispute resolution.
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MarketsQ+A: Premier Inn hopes to hit suite spot with Hub
Hub by Premier Inn, owned by Whitbread, is a new concept for city centres.
