All Property Week articles in 17 December 2010 – Page 4
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Double-edged sword for local authorities
Local authorities have emerged as both winners and losers this week, as recipients of new powers and hefty cuts passed on from central government
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MarketsAsics starts run-up to global expansion in Europe
Sports shoe retailer opens in Amsterdam as start of European-wide growth
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Wilson McHardy in Burlington Arcade
Wilson McHardy has been appointed as the retail leasing agent for the Burlington Arcade, in London’s Mayfair
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Knightsbridge Estate appoints CWM
Retail specialist CWM has been appointed as a joint agent on the Knightsbridge Estate, in London’s West End
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Cluttons’ royal parks appointment
Cluttons’ residential agency and portfolio lettings management teams have been appointed to let and manage the lodges in London’s Royal Parks
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NewsSimon to up ante in battle for Capital Shopping Centres
Simon Property Group is likely to increase its £2.9bn bid for Capital Shopping Centres after CSC said on Wednesday it “very substantially undervalues” it
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Fife mega-shed on Amazon wish list
Graftongate to develop 1m sq ft distribution centre for retailer in Dunfermline
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Markets
Welsh industrial on the wrong kind of all-time high
Empty industrial space in Wales has reached an all-time record high of 17.21m sq ft, although almost all of it is secondhand
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MarketsCABE review: Cargo has it all
Cargo’s strong identity sets the bar for future development along Plymouth’s waterfront
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NewsBerkeley opens up Aldgate
Pidgley’s housebuilder buys seven acre regeneration site on City fringe from receiver
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Canmoor and Axa fly into Aero Park
Canmoor and Axa Real Estate Investment Managers have bought the 8 acre Aero Park site in Farnborough from Terrace Hill for £5m
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ProfessionalBribery Act brings harsh punishment for lavish hospitality
The Bribery Act 2010, due to come into force in April, is causing concern in property circles, especially around the new offence that makes directors personally liable for improper payments to which they may be oblivious
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MarketsCrown’s palace sells for £6m after Chester Row saves development
Developer Chester Row has sold 21 Leys Road on the Crown Estate in Oxshott, Surrey, to a private buyer for £6m
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NewsPalatium to advise on £494m CMBS
Palatium Investment Management was this week appointed as the operating adviser to a £494m commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) vehicle
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Westbrook assists in £35m O Twelve fundraising
US private equity firm underwrites equity raising for Tye and Wilson-managed investor
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NewsLift-off for £220m Lend Lease infrastructure fund
Lend Lease has launched a £220m UK infrastructure fund
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ProfessionalFlood defence cuts drown insurance after 2013
Slashed flood defence funding could lead to mortgage breaches
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Professional
Spending cuts and interest rate rise top fears for 2011
Government spending cuts are seen as the biggest threat to the property sector in 2011, research by the College of Estate Management reveals (graph).The college’s research arm, CEM Research, surveyed 921 current or former students about what they see as the biggest threats and opportunities for property in 2011.A total ...
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Insight20-30-40-50: INREV chief executive Matthias Thomas
Every week, we meet a property person from a different age group. This week, David Hatcher talks to 46-year-old Matthias Thomas, chief executive of INREV, who flies to work from his home in Germany
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Lehman parent tables CVA on $15bn assets
Collapsed bank’s holding company tries to seize property arm with CVA
