All Property Week articles in 17 February 2012 – Page 6
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Insight
Salary Survey 2012 - Return of bonus culture
Almost 10,000 property professionals took part in this year’s industry-leading RICS and Macdonald & Company salary and benefits survey. Average pay was down on last year, as many relied on bonuses to boost their back pockets. Sarah Townsend reports
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Markets
TCN UK plans 1930s
Period building converted into offices rather than demolished. Christine Eade reports
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News
£1bn Debt star: US giant to lend to Europe
US’s Starwood Capital raising £1bn fund to lend to starved European property sector
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News
$1bn Empire State REIT float
Owner Malkin Holdings prepares IPO of portfolio that includes New York landmark
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Online
Quintain’s Gavaghan quits
Quintain Estates and Development’s head of fund management, David Gavaghan has resigned “to pursue new opportunities”.
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Online
Schroders buys at London Silicon Roundabout
The Schroder Exempt Property Unit Trust (SEPUT) has completed the purchase of a building in London’s Silicon Roundabout area as a sign of faith in the continuing growth in the area.
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Online
Goodman to explore new global locations
Goodman Group made a half year operating profit of A$229.2m in the first half of its financial year– a 34% increase on the same period a year before.
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Online
Old Etonian and City broker to head up Salford’s FreshStart
Salford-based property developer FreshStart Living has appointed a City of London broker as chief executive to lead the business, ahead of a proposed AIM flotation later this year.
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Anglesea consent for Yorkshire "super-shed"
Anglesea Capital has been given the green light to link two industrial units at its Sherburn Distribution Park in West Yorkshire to create a 550,000 sq ft ‘supershed’, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Derwent plans Warrington revamp
Derwent Holdings is planning to redevelop the Alban Retail Park and a former Fiat warehouse in Warrington into an enlarged business and retail park, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Online
Legal & General gets Trowbridge leisure go-ahead
Legal General Property has been given the go-ahead to build a new retail and leisure district for Trowbridge.
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Online
Store closures on track as sales slide at Thorntons
Thorntons’ sales and profit continued to fall in the second half of 2011, and the company said it is on track with its plans for 180 store closures over the next three years.
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Online
Stanhope selected for Maltings redevelopment
Stanhope has been selected for the redevelopment of the Maltings retail scheme in Salisbury, Wiltshire.
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Second CPO started in Northampton enterprise zone
Regeneration body the West Northamptonshire Development Corporation (WNDC) has started a second compulsory purchase order (CPO) process to kickstart development in the Northampton enterprise zone.
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Neptune plans £45m Liverpool scheme
Neptune Developments is submitting an application to build a £45m apartment-led, mixed use scheme at a stalled site at Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle, TheBusinessDesk.com has reported.
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DevSecs JV wins consent for EMI factory overhaul
Development Securities and joint venture partner Cathedral Group have won resolution to grant consent for the first phase of the redevelopment of the Old Vinyl Factory in Hayes.
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Online
McKay to refurbish Southwark office building
McKay Securities is to begin a full refurbishment this month of a 21,000 sq ft office building in London’s Southwark.
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Carlsberg factory approved
Carlsberg is to build a 75,000 sq ft bottling plant in the Northampton Enterprise Zone after a local planning committee granted consent.
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Anglesea Capital gets planning for Leeds big shed
Anglesea Capital has been granted planning permission to link two industrial units at its Sherburn Distribution Park outside Leeds to create a 550,000 sq ft shed.
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Midweek Bulletin: Why is Westfield selling out of smaller schemes?
Following the news revealed by Property Week last night that Westfield has sold out of three regional shopping centres, the Midweek Bulletin looks at what this means for Westfield’s strategy.