All Property Week articles in 17 August 2012 – Page 2
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Max to buy Holborn development opportunity
Nick Leslau and Mike Brown’s Max Property Group is under offer on the High Holborn Estate, which has planning consent for a 205,000 sq ft mixed-use development.
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Sunrise Senior Living agrees to $845m takeover by rival
Sunrise Senior Living has agreed to be bought by US rival, Health Care REIT, for $845m in a deal that will create one of the biggest owners of nursing homes in the US, Canada and UK.
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BNP Paribas Real Estate: France logistics report H1 2012
After a record year in 2011, the slump expected in 2012 has not yet affected the French logistics market, in which take-up has even risen slightly. However, take-up is likely to slow in the second half.
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PHP in healthy shape
Primary Health Properties today reported a solid set of half-year figures.
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BNP Paribas Real Estate: Luxembourg city report H1 2012
The first half of 2012 was marked by positive signs in the office occupier market. Demand is proving to be resilient so far and completions remain at low levels.
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RESI 2012: Stephen Stone, Crest Nicholson
The RESI 2012 team talk to Crest Nicholson chief executive Stephen Stone, speaker on the ‘Get Britain Building: Planning, viability and Localism’ panel at RESI ahead of the event on 13 September.
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Manchester 180,000 sq ft letting unveiled
A consortium of global technology companies has agreed terms to lease 180,000 sq ft of space across 20 buildings in Manchester, as part of a project called “Tomorrow”, previously codenamed “Project Digital”.
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DTZ, Mace and Telereal Trillium in shortlist for MoD property partner
The Ministry of Defence has shortlisted three consortia in the hunt for a private sector property partner to manage its £23bn estate.
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Podcast: Richard Max discusses Spurs' stadium plan
James Max joins us in the Property Week podcast studio to discuss planning and legislation with his brother, specialist planning solicitor Richard Max
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Manchester's 180,000 sq ft digital letting unveiled
A consortium of global technology companies has agreed terms to lease 180,000 sq ft of space across 20 buildings in Manchester, as part of a project called “Tomorrow”, previously codenamed “Project Digital”.
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Green Investment Bank nears Edinburgh HQ deal
The government’s Green Investment Bank is closing in on a headquarters building in Edinburgh.
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Ware’s Conygar bags Barclays loan
Conygar Investment, the listed company set up by Robert Ware, has secured a new £20m debt facility from Barclays.
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Derwent increases NAV by 4.1% in first half
Derwent London posted a strong set of half-year results this morning.
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Urban & Civic submits plans for Alconbury
Urban Civic has submitted plans to create a mixed-use scheme across 1,420 acres at Alconbury Weald in Cambridgeshire.
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Public inquiry for enterprize zone CPO
A public inquiry will be held into a possible compulsory purchase order of the largest sites in the Northampton Waterside Enterprise Zone.
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Far Eastern fund snaps up latest Hammerson City sale
A Far eastern investment fund has agreed a £200m deal to buy the latest office building sold as a result of Hammerson’s withdrawal from the City.
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Art world up in arms over Old Burlington Street redevelopment
A cluster of Mayfair art galleries is under threat from Native Land’s plans to redevelop 30 Old Burlington Street into luxury apartments.
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Urban & Civic submits plans for Alconbury site
Urban Civic has submitted plans to create a mixed-use scheme across 1,420 acres at Alconbury Weald in Cambridgeshire.
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Government go-ahead for huge Vauxhall towers
A project backed by a syndicate of Middle Eastern investors has today won a two-year planning battle to bring forward a 720,000 sq ft pair of towers next to Vauxhall station in London.