All Property Week articles in 18 July 2003 – Page 4
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News
DEKA joins London spree with £65m LandSecs buy
German open-ended fund DEKA is joining the rush of investors spending in central London by buying the headquarters of accountant KPMG
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£600m shopping centre investment frenzy
Four mega-deals by Catalyst, Reit, Buckingham and LAP continue retail spending boom
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Telereal rings up £40m in telephone exchange deals
Properties in sought-after London location sold to residential developers
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Freeport forecasts €40m Portugal profit
Factory outlet specialist Freeport is set to achieve a €40m (£29m) profit from its development of Europe's largest outlet in Portugal
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Mentmore secures £185m storage arm
Hays acquisition follows sale of serviced business space division
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Four eye £150m One NorthEast prize
Four bidders are in the frame for regional development agency One NorthEast's £150m property portfolio
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Smyth sets sights on £100m REO takeover
Former Dunloe Ewart chairman in battle for company with Treasury Holdings
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MWB and Unite lead the way with 10% price rises
Unite Group and Marylebone Warwick Balfour were the big property share movers last week
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Markets
An imperfect 10
On the 10th anniversary of the first IPD/Strutt & Parker Business Park Index report, the sector is hardly in rude health
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Online
Ferguson scores with new property company
Sir Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United, launched a new property investment company today.
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Online
LAP buys £50m St Helens shopping centre
Shopping centre specialist London & Associated Properties has bought Church Square Shopping Centre in St Helens, for £50m
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New Birmingham Bullring 95% let
The £530m Bullring shopping centre development in central Birmingham, which opens in eight weeks, is 95% let.
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Liberty reports 8% NAV rise
Liberty International, the FTSE 100 shopping centre owner, has reported an 8% rise in net asset value to 866p per share in its interim results announced this morning.
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DevSecs snaps up £10.8m warehouse portfolio
Development Securities has bought a £10.8m portfolio of retail warehouses.
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New £311m Home Office base ‘too small’
The Home Office’s new £311m Westminster headquarters is not big enough to fit its entire staff, according to a report published today.
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Government puts Crossrail on track
The government has approved the £10bn Crossrail project, but warns that large amounts of money from developers and businesses will be needed to carry out the scheme.
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Catalyst strikes £310m REIT shopping centre deal
Catalyst Capital, the real estate investor and asset manager, has bought a £310m portfolio of shopping centres from REIT Asset Management.
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BMRB plumps for Ealing Gateway prelet
HBG Properties, a subsidiary of contractor HBG Construction, has agreed a 45,000 sq ft (4,181 sq m) prelet on its Ealing Gateway office development.
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