All Property Week articles in 18 November 2011 – Page 4
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Insight
Retailer's exiled agents
Sir, “Retail’s exiled agents” raises an issue which, although uncomfortable as a headline, will only come as a surprise to those who have been closing their eyes to the world.
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Insight
Landlords can be ‘third agent’
Sir, Your leader, “Make or break for retail property’s middle men”, and Kat Baker’s article, “Retail’s exiled agents”, charted the changing relationship between landlords, retailers and agents (analysis, 04.11.11). The articles noted the increasing level of engagement among the more pro-active providers of retail space, which can result in lettings ...
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MarketsBoots stuck after Regional Growth Fund rejection
Allied Boots is expected to apply for a share of the government’s £500m Growing Places Fund, after its bid for £180m of Regional Growth Funding failed.
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NewsThreadneedle sews up £865m
The common complaint about institutional investors is that they are too slow to react to changing cycles — that they do not use their financial muscle to buy and sell assets at the best time.This charge cannot be levelled at Threadneedle Property Investments’ property team, which, under the leadership of ...
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NewsMarks & Spencer in £500m European expansion
Marks & Spencer international director Jan Heere told a MAPIC audience this week that the retailer planned to expand overseas by 50-60 stores a year
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NewsMoorfield tots up £47m in Didsbury
Opportunistic investor buys Manchester business park with Property Alliance
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Markets
IM Properties and L&G on course for 2m sq ft
Nearly 2m sq ft of industrial space is to be created in the east Midlands following a site acquisition and a planning consent.
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NewsFunds spend £100m of Scots strongholds
Pramerica and Deka to buy city office assets in Glasgow and Edinburgh
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MarketsNottingham puts No 10 in the picture
Innes England and Invest in Nottingham have been having a jolly time promoting the city
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MarketsAssettrust and Lloyds in £1.5bn homes push
Duo hopes scheme will transform affordable housing sector. Doug Morrison reports
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NewsFordgate defaults on €1bn Morgan Stanley loan
Mining and property magnates Gertners in talks with lenders to portfolio once valued at €1.2bn
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OnlineMAPIC 2011: Outlet malls and why they're hot property
One sub-sector has been lavished more praise than any other at this year’s MAPIC, the humble outlet mall.
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OnlineBerkeley tops sustainability rankings
Berkeley Group was named today as the UK’s most sustainable residential developer for the fifth year running, as measured by the NextGeneration benchmark, which ranks the top 25 housebuilders.
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OnlineMAPIC 2011 BLOG: Official - Italians best at tennis and attracting retailers
‘Well the tennis tournament went pretty much as expected really, with my hopes of lifting the much coveted Cannes Tennis Tournament trophy dashed for another year. Can’t blame the weather this time either, as we had glorious sunshine throughout.
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OnlineMAPIC 2011: Freeport eyes Western Europe for factory outlet development
European outlet mall company Freeport is eyeing western Europe for expansion following its £100m refinancing by owner Carlyle Group.
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OnlineEurozone crisis to stall house prices rise until 2013
The Eurozone crisis will continue to hit consumer confidence next year, which means that house prices are unlikely to rise until 2013, Jones Lang LaSalle forecast today.
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OnlineFormer ING REIM UK chief Kevin Aitchson leaves following CBRE Investors merger
Kevin Aitchison, CEO of ING REIM UK since October 2008, will leave at the end of November following the merger of ING REIM and CBRE Investors.
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OnlineMAPIC 2011: Italy leads the way in retailers' European expansion plans
Expansion is still on the cards for international retailers in 2012 despite the challenging consumer environment according to CBRE.
