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All Property Week articles in 17 October 2014 – Page 5
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ProfessionalApple court case could pave the way for trademarked layouts
If you can protect a perfume bottle against copycats, why not your store or even hotel layout? In the continual battle to differentiate commercial offerings, it has always been difficult to protect innovative layouts from imitation.
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MarketsConditions are ripe for another East Midlands shed development boom
Speculative Goodman projects indicate the market is picking up, reports Stuart Watson
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ProfessionalDTZ announces three senior EMEA appointments
DTZ has appointed Grant Walford as chief operating officer for its global occupier services business in EMEA.
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NewsRegional investment races ahead
UK commercial property investment topped £16.3bn in the third quarter of 2014 - 41% up on the same period in 2013, Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) research has found.
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InsightCouncil tax, not mansion tax, is the way to address the deficit
With the cranes above the London skyline appearing ever more plentiful and the implications of party conference speeches still being debated, the assertion that regulators or politicians will be the ones to bring the London property boom to an end has never seemed so predictable.
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InsightWe owe it to tomorrow’s talent to act on diversity today
The cut and thrust of the property world is one of its enduring features.
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ProfessionalBuyers should take a good look at the risks before embarking on mergers and acquisitions
There has been a lot of activity in the construction sector over the summer, and this confidence in the market has translated into levels of M&A activity not seen since the late 1990s.
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Lime squeezes £25m in Reading
Aviva Investors has bought the Enterprise Centre, Reading, for around £25m — at what is thought to be the lowest yield in the Thames Valley market since the recession hit in 2008.
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ProfessionalTime is ticking for firms to cut carbon emissions by 80% for 2050
Companies may need to reduce emissions by 3.5% a year. Adam Branson reports
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NewsShearer signs for £20m Coventry leisure scheme
Shearer Property Group (SPG) has bought the Cathedral Lanes Shopping Centre in Coventry for a £20m leisure redevelopment. The retail-focused developer acquired the 65,000 sq ft shopping centre from Hammerson for around £5.5m. SPG will refurbish the existing scheme and transform it into a new restaurant and bar destination fronting ...
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OnlineChange in the season sparks surge in capital raisings – but it’s not such good news for housebuilders
After a summer slowdown, property share issues are back.
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OnlineLondon councils block one in four office-to-residential bids
London councils are blocking one in four applications to turn offices into homes, new research has revealed.
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OnlineIrish scrap capital gains relief
A rush of property deals is expected in Ireland in the run-up to Christmas after the country’s finance minister Michael Noonan announced during his Budget speech this week that capital gains relief would be scrapped.
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OnlineCapco extends Covent Garden estate with Bedford St block
Capital Counties (Capco) has swooped on 10 Bedford Street in Covent Garden, fighting off tough competition from UK funds.
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OnlineWestfield closes in on homes scheme partner
Westfield has shortlisted three parties for a vast residential scheme behind its flagship Westfield London shopping centre in White City, west London.
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OnlineSt James’s Square block primed for £120m sale
One of the West End’s most prestigious offices on St James’s Square is being primed for sale as a potential residential conversion.
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OnlineLSH creates in-house financial advice team
Commercial property consultants Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has established an in-house team to advise clients on their financing options.
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