All Property Week articles in 17 July 2009 – Page 10
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News
Sterecycle's £50m best-laid plan goes to waste
Waste-recycling technology company Sterecycle is to invest £50m in a recycling plant in Cardiff
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Markets
Poole's top rent only 50p/sq ft less than Bournemouth
A record office rent achieved in Poole puts the town only 50p/sq ft behind top rents in Bournemouth
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Markets
Housebuilders' shares rise by 36%
Housebuilders’ share prices rose 36% in the first half of 2009, and the sector’s two most debt-burdened companies, Barratt Developments and Taylor Wimpey, led the way
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News
AIM-listed Terrace Hill refinances £339m of debt
Terrace Hill, the AIM-listed developer, said this week it had agreed a refinancing of most of its £339m of debt that matures this year, as it reported a 23.5% drop in its net asset value in the six months to 30 April
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News
Puma extends £332m loan
Puma Hotels, the owner of 20 four-star UK hotels, has refinanced its £332m of bank debt
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News
B3 Burgess Architects take 4,500 sq ft at 5 Callaghan Square
B3 Burgess Architects has taken 4,500 sq ft at MEPC’s 5 Callaghan Square in Cardiff city centre
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News
London & Stamford raises £219.5m of equity for war chest
London & Stamford has raised £219.5m of new equity to replenish its war chest
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Online
Daltons Business's Commercial Properties Report: June 2009
A table examining interest in relation to commercial properties sold on DaltonsBusiness.com.
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Online
Knight Frank's South East Residential Development Review: 2009
A new mood of cautious optimism is emerging among homebuyers and developers alike, with increased sales volumes driving revived interest in land acquisition and construction, particularly with regard to family homes.
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Online
Lambert Smith Hampton's UK Investment transactions Quarterly Bulletin: Q2 2009
Overseas investors were responsible for the highest proportion of investment market purchases in the second quarter of 2009 as the dual effects of the falling value of UK real estate and the appreciation of the € and $ against the £ meant that foreign investors continued to be in pole ...
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Online
DTZ Central London Market: Q2 2009
Occupier demand rose substantially in Q2, spurred on by improving sentiment due to tenant perception that the pace of economic contraction is easing and the current rental cycle is close to its trough.
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Professional
My big break: 17 July 2009
Being late for an interview propelled Bill Hughes on to become head of Legal & General Property
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Professional
Professional advice - 17 July 2009 - Tax relief on the clean-up costs
My company recently bought an area of land that suffers from severe contamination. Can we claim tax relief on the clean-up costs?
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Professional
Professional advice - 17 July 2009 - Penalties for acts by previous owners
I am buying a commercial property that is subject to a tree preservation order. Can the local authority penalise me for acts by the property’s previous owners, which were in contravention of the order?
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News
City view - 17 July 2009
It was inevitable that one of the biggest recessionary bones of contention would be bonuses
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Markets
The market in minutes - Hampshire, Dorset + Wiltshire – 17 July 2009
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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News
Columbus discovers 15 bidders
More than 15 bidders are vying to carry out a purchase and leaseback of Credit Suisse Bank’s 20 Columbus Courtyard in London’s Canary Wharf
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News
Lot sizes grow as 'big three' net £139m at auctions
Risk takers put yields under pressure at Allsop, Jones Lang LaSalle and Cushman & Wakefield sales
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News
ProLogis-managed fund to secure £100m
PEPR understood to be in talks with Eurohypo for debt facility