All Property Week articles in 15 October 2010 – Page 5
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Markets
Need to know: say hello to JESSICA
30 Pall Mall office scheme would qualify for funding, as it is on NWDA’s priority site list
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Insight
Whom to know - Tim Harrison
In 2008, Tim Harrison, head of format development at John Lewis, was given a tough task: to find a new concept for the retailer that would ensure it continued to grow its market share
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Insight
Public property revolution will be long, hard haul
Next week’s Comprehensive Spending Review will be the biggest property event of the year
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News
Jamie's Italian at Gunwharf Quays
Jamie Oliver’s restaurant chain, Jamie’s Italian, has signed a 15-year lease for a 7,476 sq ft unit at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth. Twentyretail and Head Retail advised landlord Land Securities. The rent was not disclosed.
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News
Global perks up Victoria’s Peak
Global Infrastructure Partners has placed the sixth floor of the Peak in London’s Victoria under offer, in the first office letting at the new building
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Videos
Property Week Global Interactive: The Investors' Issue
This month The Investors’ Chronicle’s former Property Week features editor Claer Barrett takes a look at global investment.
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Markets
Speculators’ gambles start to pay off
Opportunistic investors and occupiers are taking advantage of a buyers’ market and snapping up bargains in the shed market in and around Merseyside
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Professional
Q+A: Gallan Parking
Property Week has been campaigning for alternative uses for stalled development sites. Here, Gallan Parking managing director Phil Grant tells Nick Johnstone why car parks are ideal for where schemes have stalled
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News
Lynton friends reunited
About 70 former Lynton directors and staff met two weeks ago for a reunion to mark the firm’s winding-up in June
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News
Salmon leaps forward in Leigh
Salmon Harvester Properties has secured forward-funding for its 165,000 sq ft retail and leisure scheme in Leigh, Lancashire
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Markets
Q+A: Swindon takes a step forward
What next for Swindon’s urban regeneration company, which has changed its name and had three chief executives over the last two years?
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News
Paddington flair
Development Securities commissioned Royal Academician Chris Orr to mark the 10th anniversary of starting on Paddington Central. His painting was unveiled last week – and I rather like it.
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News
F&C Reit has a full house in Glasgow
F C Reit Asset Management has fully let its 206 St Vincent Street offices in Glasgow
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Markets
Liverpool offices heading for oversupply as take-up falters
The outlook for take-up in the Liverpool office market is gloomier than the mood on the Kop. Take-up in Liverpool city centre will struggle to surpass 250,000 sq ft this year, less than half the 519,000 sq ft recorded in 2009, says DTZ.
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Professional
Universities to be split by fees and failure
There are 2.4 million students at UK universities. Yet despite student numbers reaching an all-time high, universities and student accommodation providers face big changes
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Videos
Orient express
British estate agents are heading east on roadshows for Asian investors, who are hungry for London residential property. Claer Barrett reports
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Markets
Kirkby gets a grip on Tesco’s plans post Everton
One year after its original plan to transform Kirkby town centre was rejected following a public inquiry, Tesco has submitted a scaled-down version without one key element: Everton’s new football stadium
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News
Montagu Evans' Picton-Jones to leave
Richard Picton-Jones, who has been a partner in Montagu Evans’s investment team since 2004, is to leave the firm to pursue family business interests.