All Property Week articles in 16 August 2013 – Page 4
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Online
Dev Secs exits Paddington Central in £12.1m deal
Development Securities has terminated its development management contract in Paddington Central in a £12.1m agreement with Aviva Investors and British Land.
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Local Shopping REIT offloads £1m of assets
Local Shopping REIT disposed of almost £1m of assets in the four months to 31 July as it looks to sell its entire portfolio.
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News
Radisson premieres square plan
Edwardian Group London has submitted plans for a 360-bedroom Radisson hotel scheme on London’s Leicester Square to Westminster City Council.
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Muse to remodel South Shields
Muse Developments has been picked as preferred developer for South Shields 365, South Tyneside Council’s £100m town centre redevelopment.
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Tenants pile into Square Mile
A host of occupiers, looking for between 20,000 sq ft and 50,000 sq ft, are seeking City of London offices as the Square Mile’s leasing market bounces back.
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Turbo-charged letting
Aviva Investors has let the first floor of the Football Association’s former headquarters to 20th Century Fox.
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A light in Leeds
One of the UK’s boldest residential projects of the boom, which was put into liquidation during the recession, is to be reborn as an office scheme through new owners as the recovery spreads to the regions.
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A light in Leeds
One of the UK’s boldest residential projects of the boom, which was put into liquidation during the recession, is to be reborn as an office scheme through new owners as the recovery spreads to the regions.
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Insight
KKR takes in the shires
One of the world’s largest private equity firms has set its sights on a “multi-billion-dollar” global property platform, and now has the UK’s regions firmly within its crosshairs.
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Insight
KKR takes in the shires
One of the world’s largest private equity firms has set its sights on a “multi-billion-dollar” global property platform, and now has the UK’s regions firmly within its crosshairs.
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Property superhero race hotting up
Just weeks after Ludgate reported on the heroic rescue of a destitute kitten, another property professional has stepped into the superhero limelight.
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Markets
Land Securities is hot on Scots shops
Land Securities has one of the largest and most prominent retail portfolios in Scotland. It is in the process of selling two of its six assets north of the border, but the REIT says it is still committed to investing in the country.
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I’m helping property take its place in history
I’m sponsoring English Heritage’s blue plaques scheme in London.
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Markets
Princes’ handsome proposition
Princes Mall is arguably the best-located shopping centre in the UK: in a capital city, linked to its main railway station, on Edinburgh’s busiest shopping street.
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News
Property stocks spooked by governor’s interest rate pledge
Caveats in low interest rate have created greater uncertainty. David Hatcher reports
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Markets
Muddled government initiatives more hindrance than help
There has been increasingly vocal domestic and, indeed, even international commentary on the possible negative impacts of the government’s Help to Buy initiative in recent weeks.
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Markets
Take three … Glasgow speculative office schemes
Three similarly sized schemes will be completed within months of each other in 2015, but which is best? Their creators try to win over David Hatcher
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Markets
Q+A: Westminster gets tough on office-to-resi
Westminster City Council revealed this month that it is considering implementing a stricter policy on office-to-residential conversions, as more and more properties in the borough are turned into homes.
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High-stakes talks over LSH’s future
Lambert Smith Hampton’s lender and 20% shareholder has begun meeting the company’s directors ahead of a proposed restructuring.