All Property Week articles in 15 October 2010 – Page 6
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Videos
Payback time for Europe's powerhouses
The mood among listed property companies at the annual EPRA conference in Amsterdam last month was upbeat. Kat Baker and Claer Barrett report
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News
Investors snub Europe for US
The amount of equity entering the property sector globally has risen sharply in 2010, but investors are cool on Europe, a new report said this week
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News
End of Invesco takeover talks
Talks surrounding a takeover of a highly leveraged property income trust ended this week, as the income and value of its portfolio continued to drop
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News
Savills tracks down Taggart in Glasgow
Savills has appointed Suzanne Taggart as director in its new lease consultancy department in the Glasgow office on West George Street. She joins from King Sturge.
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Markets
North-south divide in house prices keeps widening
The long-established north-south divide on house prices could widen as the UK emerges from the downturn, Hamptons International claims in its latest research paper
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Professional
A dispute over a family seat — with knobs on
The message: Buyers need to be clear about what is included in their purchase.
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News
Can Qatari Diar take sovereign wealth to property’s top table?
For a country half the size of Wales with a population of just 1.7 million, Qatar punches well above its weight on the global arena
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News
Irish London sale and debt dilemma
Property syndicate manager Vico Capital has put Sanctuary Buildings in London’s Victoria up for sale for £180m, as it next week faces a debt maturity on a £121m Canary Wharf office building
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News
George Davies GIVes up
Retail entrepreneur George Davies is to abandon selling his year-old GIVe brand from standalone stores
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Markets
Databank: a land market divided
Like the housing market, the land market is beginning to show signs of a short-term “second slip”, but the big story in the sector is the polarisation of performance between different types of land and different locations
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Markets
Quango cuts spell double trouble for Liverpool
The abolition of the Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) marks the end of the funding it provides to land and enterprise agency Liverpool Vision and the Mersey Partnership, which is in charge of inward investment and tourism. This means the two must decide how they will survive
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Insight
Counting the costs of the spending review cuts
As property braces itself for the Comprehensive Spending Review, Nick Johnstone considers the repercussions of a “once-in-a-century” moment in government property policy, and talks to some of the people affected
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News
‘Leaner, meaner’ property companies emerge from recession
Confidence levels among property businesses have increased since the beginning of 2010, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and Grant Thornton UK Business Confidence Monitor shows.
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Insight
Peel taps great well of China for Liverpool Waters
Local developer hopes consent is granted in time for World Expo in Shanghai
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Markets
No change in part exchange
Part-exchange deals on new homes are here to stay, says housebuilder Seddon Homes
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News
Government plans new central property vehicle
The government plans to create a centrally run property vehicle to own and manage its office estate in Bristol and London, with a view to seeking private partners and expanding its scope across the country.
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News
LandAiders limber up for the cause
Property will today make its biggest-ever co-ordinated charity effort – for the first-ever LandAid Day
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Markets
Row Z Cars
Everton Football Club plans to redevelop a car park by its Goodison Park ground, now that its plans to move to Kirkby have been booted out
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Markets
Swindon Primary Care Trust demise could injure Muse’s Union Square plans
Health secretary Andrew Lansley’s July announcement that primary care trusts would be phased out could hurt the plans of Muse Developments, which had hoped that Swindon’s trust would take a prelet at Union Square in the town centre
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News
Cap & Reg recruits DTZ's Evans
Capital Regional has appointed Philip Evans as national property manager