All Property Week articles in 15 October 2010 – Page 10
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Online
PWTV: Segro "won't cry into drinks" over FTSE 100 departure says UK MD
Dropping out of the FTSE 100 does mean the loss of some material benefits, Segro UK managing director Ian Sutcliffe has said, but the company will not be “crying into our drinks.”
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Online
Savills hits 62% at autumn auction
Savills sold 19 lots out of 31 at its autumn commercial auction this week, a success rate of 62%.
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Online
Tishman Speyer co-founder dies
Robert Tishman, the co-founder of Tishman Speyer, died on Monday at his home in Manhattan. He was 94.
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Online
Boston skyscraper sold for $930m
Boston’s tallest skyscraper is being sold to the real estate tycoon and newspaper publisher Mort Zuckerman’s company for $930m.
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Online
Punch to close more pubs
Punch Taverns is to close up to 1,500 pubs as it focuses on gastro venues.
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Online
NWDA chief executive steps down
North West Development Agency chief executive Steven Broomhead is to step down from his post.
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Online
Goldman Sachs sets up US property fund management division
Goldman Sachs has hired Jeffrey Barclay from ING Clarion Partners to lead a new US property business within its asset management division.
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Savills acquires CBRE team to open second Swedish office
Savills is to open a second office in Sweden after acquiring a four-strong team from CB Richard Ellis.
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Videos
PWTV: LTGDC chief gives his views on government cuts
Peter Andrews, chief executive of the London Thames Gateway Development Corporation, tells Property Week why he is not overly concerned about government cuts.
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Online
Private sector beats public sector in LandAid tug of war
A team of private sector property heavyweights beat a team from the public sector in a tug-of-war to raise awareness of LandAid Day.