All Property Week articles in 16 November 2012
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OnlineMuse gets go ahead for KPMG Leeds HQ
Muse Development’s plans for a four-storey office scheme on the Sovereign Street site in Leeds have been given the go ahead by Leeds City Council today.
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OnlineMothercare slashes pre-tax losses
Mothercare has cut its pre-tax losses to £600,000 in the first half of the year from £4.4m in the first half of 2011.
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OnlineBNP Paribas Real Estate expands in Czech Republic
BNP Paribas Real Estate is expanding its operations in the Czech Republic, following a partnership with native company Professionals S.R.O.
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OnlineMuse increases Isis stake
Muse Developments has increased its share in Isis Waterside Regeneration after buying Aviva Investors Igloo Fund’s 25% stake.
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OnlineEx-Vogue editor opens pop-up shop
Ex-Vogue editor Abigail Chisman’s will open her pop-up shop concept Designer Jumble Sale at 70 Lamb’s Conduit Street after winning a competition run by retail agency Farebrother.
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OnlineRetail landlords fail to comply with RICS code
Only 4% of shopping centre landlords show evidence of how service charge accounts are prepared, despite this being a key recommendation of the RICS code of practice, a new report has shown.
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OnlineNokia appoints sole global corporate real estate agent
Nokia Siemens Networks has selected Newamark Grubb Knight Frank as its sole global corporate real estate supplier.
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OnlineHadley Mace joint venture to start £250m Greenwich scheme
Hadley Mace has finalised an agreement with the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, and the Royal Borough of Greenwich to kickstart a £250m mixed-use development in the borough.
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OnlineBruntwood rebrands Portland Tower
Bruntwood is rebranding Portland Tower as Manchester One, as part of a £2m investment plan to refocus the 21-storey building on the creative and digital sectors.
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OnlineFormer Colliers retail boss joins Jackson Criss
The former head of retail at Colliers International has been recruited by retail specialists Jackson Criss.
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United House in Sutton resi JV
Social housing developer United House is working in partnership with Viridian Housing and the London Borough to Sutton to build 131 new homes in Cheam Village, Surrey.
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OnlineRedefine completes Earls Court hotel buy
Redefine International has completed the acquisition of 60% of the issued shares in BNRI Earls Court from Camden Lock and Earls Court for £8.7m.
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OnlineGrainger reports 3.2% NAV increase
Grainger achieved a 3.2% increase in its net asset value in the year to 30 September, thanks to a reweighting of its residential assets to the better-performing south east markets.
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OnlineNeptune plans for Fish Island
The developer Neptune Group has submitted plans for a mixed use residential and commercial scheme on one of the largest sites within the Olympic Legacy area.
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OnlineHelical increases dividend for first time in five years
Helical Bar is raising its half-year dividend for the first time since 2007 after producing a strong set of results.
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OnlineEurope's largest Islamic bank makes industrial buy
The largest Islamic bank based in Europe, the Bank of London and The Middle East, has bought another property for its Light Industrial Building Fund.
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OnlineAll change at Drivers Jonas Deloitte
Giant consultancy Deloitte is to drop the Drivers Jonas name from its real estate operation as part of the creation of a new division, two and a half years after buying the 285-year old surveying firm.
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OnlineBuyer lined up for £140m Co-op HQ
The Co-operative Group is close to selling its new Manchester headquarters to a Far Eastern client of fund manager RREEF.
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OnlineClegg pledges £225m for “big and bold” housing projects
Nick Clegg is today expected to announce an extra £225m of government funding to fuel locally-driven, large-scale housing projects.
