All Property Week articles in 16 November 2012 – Page 3
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OnlineBritish Land reports unchanged NAV as retail decline offsets office gains
British Land has reported a flat half-year valuation performance and the resignation of its chairman.
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OnlineServiced office company takes write off because of shareholder administration
MWB Business Exchange today revealed it had written off a debt as a result of the administration of its largest shareholder, a move which widened the company’s loss for 2012.
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OnlineOccupancy and revenue rise at Big Yellow
Big Yellow today revealed strong results for the six months to 30 September, with occupancy and revenue rising in spite of the moribund economy.
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OnlineBam cashes in on speculative development
Prupim has placed under offer Bam Properties’ Chiswick Green development in West London for £48m, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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OnlineFirst look: CSC reveals Charter Place plans
Capital Shopping Centres is to submit a planning application for the redevelopment of Charter Place, Watford, early next year.
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OnlineKallakis: AIB never asked about my wealth
Achilleas Kallakis has claimed that Allied Irish Bank never requested any proof of his personal wealth despite agreeing to lend his family trust hundreds of millions of pounds to amass a large central London property portfolio.
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OnlineKallakis: AIB never asked about my wealth
Achilleas Kallakis has claimed that Allied Irish Bank never requested any proof of his personal wealth despite agreeing to lend his family trust hundreds of millions of pounds to amass a large central London property portfolio.
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OnlineResidential house price comparison
Savills, Knight Frank and Jones Lang LaSalle have all released their house price forecasts in the last couple of weeks, showing how prices are likely to fluctuate over the next five years.
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OnlineUS fund buys Lloyds loans at huge discount
A US private equity firm has bought a portfolio of loans made by Lloyds Banking Group in Ireland at the height of the market at a huge discount to their face value.
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OnlineCarlyle lets entire 20,000 sq ft first phase of Salford’s Soapworks
US private equity company The Carlyle Group and its joint venture partners Nikal and Abstract Securities have let the entire first phase of Soapworks in Salford, totalling 20,000 sq ft.
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OnlinePrimark signs up for flagship store
Primark has signed a deal with Lend Lease to open a 56,000 sq ft regional flagship at Golden Square shopping centre in Warrington.
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OnlineDorsett Hospitality buys Matrix Building for hotel conversion
Asia-based hotel group Dorsett Hospitality International has bought the Matrix Building in London for £14.05m.
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Online41 Comet stores to close
The administrators of Comet will close 41 of the electrical retailer’s stores by the end of the month.
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OnlineEuropa joins roster of mezzanine lenders
Europa Capital has joined the list of fund managers looking to provide mezzanine debt to property, to plug the gap left by exiting banks.
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OnlineCameron to overhaul judicial reviews
David Cameron will today reveal fresh plans to unlock the planning system including curbs to people’s legal right to ask a judge to review controversial planning decisions.
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OnlineCameron to overhaul judicial reviews
David Cameron will today reveal fresh plans to unlock the planning system including curbs to people’s legal right to ask a judge to review controversial planning decisions.
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OnlineTopland appoints CBRE and JLL on 33 King William Street
Topland in conjunction with development manager GreycoatCore has appointed CBRE and Jones Lang LaSalle as joint letting agents on their proposed scheme at 33 King William Street in the City.
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OnlineDeka in pole for 5 Aldermanbury
Deka is in advanced talks to buy 5 Aldermanbury Square for around £225m.
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OnlineMWB to appoint administrators
MWB Group Holdings has announced its intention to appoint administrators.
