All Property Week articles in 18 November 2011 – Page 7
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Lincoln city centre retail development plans submitted
Lincolnshire Cooperative Society and Lincoln Council have submitted an outline planning application to revive a former Modus retail development in Lincoln City Centre.
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Harper Dennis Hobbs launches office space team
Retail agency Harper Dennis Hobbs has launched a business space department to help retailers meet their office requirements.
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CBRE Global Investors revamps EMEA leadership
CBRE Global Investors has made three appointments to its EMEA leadership team following the completion of the merger between CB Richard Ellis Investors and ING REIM.
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Metric creates £150m retail jv with USS
Metric Property Investments has entered into a £150m joint venture with USS to snap up smaller retail properties.
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British Land completes Aon prelet and posts strong NAV rise
British Land today announced the completion of its 191,000 sq ft prelet at the Cheesegrater development in the City, and revealed solid results for the six months to 30 September.
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LaSalle sells Surrey business park
Investment managers Investream and Angelo, Gordon Co have bought the Frimley Business Park in Surrey for £15m.
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UK commercial property sees negligible capital growth
Central London’s role driving UK commercial property returns came to an end in October, the IPD has reported, as the Eurozone crisis and questions over its resolution continued to knock investor confidence.
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MWB Group given more time to decide on Business Exchange bid
MWB Group has been given yet more time to decide whether or not to bid for serviced office company MWB Business Exchange.
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Stimulating Business Innovation: Making Manchester a leader in enterprise innovation support
This paper considers how Greater Manchester might move forward in stimulating business innovation to underpin long-term sustainable growth.
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The Young Group: Private Rented Sector Sentiment Report - Q3 2011
Recent press reports have focused heavily on the increase in activity in the buy-to-let mortgage market, hailing a resurgence of growth in the Private Rented Sector.
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The Property Archive: UK Property Investment Bulletin - Q3 2011
The various markets today are now being overshadowed by macro events and not by the fundamentals of the asset class. By using asset class analysis solely based on fundamentals today assumes that the world’s problems will be solved. This is a difficult ask.
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JP Morgan Cazenove: Sentiment Survey - October 2011
Our survey of 159 property players shows that investors have lowered their total return expectations for the coming 12m, expecting returns of 3-4% for listed real estate stocks (vs. 7-8% in March), which is more bearish than our forecasts.
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DTZ: European investment market update - Q3 2011
European total real estate investment activity reached €25.7bn in Q3 2011, a 3% decrease on Q2 2011. The eighth consecutive increase in the four quarter moving average underscores underlying momentum in the market.
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Gerald Eve: Legal & Parliamentary Evebrief
In what is a rather slim edition after the holiday period, we nevertheless report on a number of very noteworthy items. In particular at item 12 we report on the court’s decision on a claim relating to a negligent valuation of the Factory Outlet Shopping Centre at the Chatham Historic ...
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PWTV: Peter de Soissons gives you your MAPIC preview
The MAPIC conference in Cannes this year will have 8% more attendees than last year, meaning around 8,000 retail property professionals will be descending on the French resort.
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Workspace nudges NAV up through asset management
Net asset value at Workspace Group rose by 4p, or 1.4%, in the half year to the end of September.
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NewRiver Retail buys in Essex and West Sussex
NewRiver Retail has bought The Newlands Shopping Centre in Witham, Essex, for £5m.
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Cap & Reg reduces debt and increases occupancy
Capital Regional reported this morning that it repaid a total of £143.6m between the end of June and 10 November.
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PODCAST: What's happening in the global economy with Jamie Dannhauser
The global economy is, at the very least, a mess. Luckily Jamie Dannhauser, director at economic consultancy Lombard Street Capital, is here to make sense of the turmoil.