All Property Week articles in 18 March 2011 – Page 3
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Developers chip into ‘tech city’ in Shoreditch
Potential for 1m sq ft of offices spreading out from Old Street’s “Silicon Roundabout”
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Chinese Estates continues journey from Hong Kong to City
Investor-developer ponders second London purchase as part of long-term European diversification
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News
Listed companies’ property casualties
Data provider SNL Financial this week said 174 commercial properties owned by listed companies in the US, Asia, Europe and emerging markets have been severely affected by last week’s earthquake in Japan
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News
Trafford team to manage Capital shopping centres
Former Peel management to run Braehead, Manchester Arndale and the Mall at Cribbs Causeway
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Markets
Tax unites property in its Budget wishlist
As chancellor George Osborne makes the final tweaks to his Budget speech, due next week, Aditi Shah speaks to companies that hope he will consider their concerns to bring growth back into the economy
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Professional
Budget watch: REITs changes
One area the government has indicated it may make changes in the upcoming Budget is the REITs regime
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Volkswagen puts brakes on MK office take-up
Milton Keynes will have to wait a little longer for one of its largest office deals of recent years after Volkswagen Financial Services decided against moving to the Homes and Communities Agency’s site at Caldecotte Lake
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News
New chance for old boys
Arsenal’s chances of winning a first trophy in six years are disappearing fast but some of their past stars are in with a shout of landing a charity seven-a-side tournament in June
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Insight
Board should take Valad Europe money and run
The initial reaction to news of a management buyout falling through is that the funding for the deal must have been withdrawn
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News
Record-breaking St James's Square block to hit market
D2 Private is to sell the West End property that is home to the world’s highest-paying office occupiers
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Developers steal a march on big City schemes
Investors seek smaller development opportunities to take advantage of lack of availability
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Big projects changing hands
Brooklands 1,000 acres to the west of the M1 earmarked for 2,501 homes and a new mixed-use commercial centre
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News
Brockton trumps rivals with high bid for Mailbox
Brockton Capital is poised to buy the Mailbox in Birmingham, in what would be the first purchase for its new £500m opportunity fund
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Professional
Take five: tips for building better growth zones
Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed that the Budget will include 10 “local growth zones” to be set up around England to spur economic development and succeed where 1980s enterprise zones failed
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Insight
Welcome to Berkeleyland
One developer has bought the central London residential market back to life: Tony Pidgley and Rob Perrins’ Berkele
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Markets
Bow Bells House rings changes for City of London retail
Paul, the French-style baker, is about to sign a lease to take the last remaining shop at Bow Bells House on Bread Street