All Property Week articles in 17 June 2011 – Page 8
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Westfield strikes with All Star Lanes
Westfield Stratford City has signed All Star Lanes to open a 14 lane bowling alley, restaurant and cocktail bar at the new £1.45bn retail, office and leisure development which opens on 13th September this year.
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TV Centre sale to “maximise” BBC income
The BBC has today announced the first phase in the sale of Television Centre in London’s White City, stating its intention to use the sale to get the highest possible income for the BBC and licence fee payers.
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David Higgins given knighthood
Network Rail chief executive and former Lend Lease boss David Higgins had his career achievements honoured this weekend with a knighthood.
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Max says secondary buying opportunities persist
Max Property Group, the company run by Nick Leslau and Mike Brown, said today that buying opportunities would continue to arise in the secondary market, in spite of the “snail’s pace” at which banks are deleveraging.
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Oakgate acquires Leeds office building
The Oakgate Group has purchased the 20,000 sq ft building for redevelopment on Boar Lane in Leeds City Centre
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Italian retailer Calzedonia to launch in the UK
Italian hosiery and beachwear retailer Calzedonia is looking to enter the UK and initially open six stores in London.
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Council seeks developer for £14m housing refurb
A developer is being sought to breathe new life into 177 inner city homes in Liverpool.
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Jack Wills opens at Caxtongate in Birmingham
Jack Wills has opened its first store in the West Midlands at phase one of the Caxtongate retail scheme in Birmingham.
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Hastings and Enfield malls to be marketed for around £130m
Two Northern Irish-owned shopping centres in Hastings and Enfield in London are being prepared for sale for around £130m.
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Comet to exit 22 stores
Electrical retailer Comet is circulating a list of 22 stores that it is wishing to exit.
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Knight Frank’s City office to hunt for $1.5bn Chicago skyscraper buyer
Knight Frank’s City office has been appointed to find a buyer for America’s tallest office building.
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Life & Style collapses into administration
Fashion and homewares retailer Life Style has collapsed into administration.
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MGPA acquires 50% stake in Chinese shopping centre
MGPA has bought a 50% stake in the 577,150 sq ft Galleria Chengdu.
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DevSecs secures debt facility with Aviva
Development Securities has agreed a £22.5m debt facility with Aviva Commercial Finance.
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Laxey doubles stake in Quintain to 10.4%
Laxey Partners has increased its stake in Quintain Estates Development to 10.37%.
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Gordon Ramsay Holdings sells The Devonshire lease to Nick Gibson
Gordon Ramsay Holdings has sold the Enterprise Inns lease of its former pub The Devonshire in Chiswick to Nick Gibson.
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CBRE buys central European retail firm
CB Richard Ellis has purchased Euro Mall Centre Management, a shopping centre and mall management company.
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£3.7bn pumped in to London residential market annually from abroad
The London residential market is being fuelled by foreign buyers to the tune of £3.7bn each year according to research by Savills.
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Quintain signs Wembley student digs agreement with Keystone
Quintain has forward sold a 660-bed student accommodation development in Wembley to Keystone in a deal worth £53m.
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Prime £225m St John’s Wood site comes to market
The Eyre Estate has today launched one of London’s most coveted residential development opportunities - the £225m sale of the St John’s Wood Barracks site in north-west London.