All Property Week articles in 19 March 2010 – Page 14
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Singer Vielle sells everything in first UK online realtime auciton
Singer Vielle, the investment agent, secured a 100% success rate at the first online realtime auction in the UK, selling three dental surgeries in Colchester, Blackpool and Chelmsford.
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Asda submits new plans for Ware
Asda has submitted a revised planning application to East Hertfordshire District Council for a 28,000 sq ft store in Ware.
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Green light for Limehouse hotel plans
The Aitch Group has been given the go ahead to develop a new 252-bedroom hotel incorporating comprehensive public realm improvements which will regenerate a derelict site in Limehouse, Tower Hamlets.
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Manchester City Council and Allied London reach Spinningfields agreement
Manchester City Council and Allied London have agreed a development partnership to ensure the future development of the Spinningfields office complex in Manchester.
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Land Registry backtracks on job cuts
The Land Registry has watered down plans to close five offices and axe 1,500 jobs in the South East.
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CBRE seals takeover of M3
CB Richard Ellis has agreed to take over industrial specialist firm M3.
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PWTV: Poland's under-secretary for the economy on Polish expansion.
Rafal Baniak, under-secretary of state at the Ministry for the Economy, spoke to Property Week Global's editor Lucy Scott about how the area is planning to promote investment in the CEE country.
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Further Thornfield companies go into administration
Developer Thornfield Properties is set to go into administration this week.
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European property debt reaches €970bn
€970 billion of European commercial real estate debt was outstanding at the end of 2009, according to CB Richard Ellis.
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UK institutions to increase allocation to non-listed property by 20%
The UK institutional non-listed real estate market is set to grow by 20% in the next three years to £29bn thanks to an increase in non-domestic investments by pension funds.
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JLL poaches three US investment bankers from CBRE
Jones Lang LaSalle has hired a team of real estate investment bankers in the US from rival CB Richard Ellis to ramp up its US capital markets division.
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NEWS: Banks face €200bn secondary property debt
Banks are facing over €200bn of bad debt lent against poor quality property in Europe, according to CBRE.
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Industrial Chemicals buys Yorkshire site
Industrial Chemicals has bought a 35-acre site in Selby, north Yorkshire for a new manufacturing plant.
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BLOG: Cannes-do attitude
Day two of Mipim-proper is slightly sorer than the first and it was good to see our national journalists staying out past 10.30pm after an embarrassing show saw everyone tucked up in bed far too early on Monday. Half of the Brits here dispersed to the local Irish pub to ...
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Simon tipped to be eyeing new General Growth bid
Simon Property Group is preparing a new offer for General Growth Properties, a month after being turned down by its largest rival, according to a person with knowledge of the plan.
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Dubai 'to Recover by End of 2011'
Dubai’s property market will recover by the end of 2011 as mortgages become easier to obtain and more people move to the city, according to the developer of a $4bn hotel and residential project.
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US Federal Reserve sees rates staying low on weak recovery
Federal Reserve officials signaled the U.S. recovery isn’t strong enough to stoke inflation, reduce unemployment quickly or justify an end to record-low interest rates.
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MIPIM 2010: Gulf developers head to Cannes
Property professionals visiting the south of France this week for the annual MIPIM conference will find Gulf developers represented in greater numbers than last year, when the industry was reeling from the collapse in house prices.
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HK home sales remain strong
Home-buying interest has shown no sign of abating as secondary sales volume increased for three straight weeks, with units offered in the mid-price range outperforming other sectors.
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New index sheds light on Saudi
The cost of a three-bed home in Riyadh can cost more than four times that of a similar property in Jeddah, a new real estate price index for Saudi Arabia has showed.