All Property Week articles in 19 November 2010 – Page 7
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Markets
Robert Dyas drills ahead
Home and garden retailer Robert Dyas opened its 100th UK store at Brunswick Shopping Centre in Bloomsbury, central London, last week. The retailer plans to follow up its six stores that have opened this year with a further 12 in 2011. It seeks units of between 1,800 sq ft and ...
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Professional
Mayor bears all after Lord Mayor’s Show
London’s first property Lord Mayor for generations was sworn in last week
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Markets
Retailers to open up shop in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
More than 150 retailers plan to grow their portfolio in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) next year but fewer than 60 of these retailers want to open new stores in the UK, reports CB Richard Ellis.
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News
Ciref not afraid of Wichford
Two listed property companies that share the same investment and asset manager are in merger talks
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Professional
Pickles ruling will only help advanced schemes
Last Wednesday a High Court decision found in favour of Cala Homes’ challenge that the revocation of regional spatial strategies (RSS) by the government in July 2010 was unlawful
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News
Widows buys ex-Channel 4 HQ
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) is to buy 60 Charlotte Street in central London
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News
Max’s modest 4% increase in net asset value
Max Property Group increased its net asset value by 4% in the six months to 30 September
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News
Rockspring offices pre-empt space shortage in 2012
Rockspring Investment Management will speculatively redevelop an office building in Southwark, south London
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Insight
2011 derivative contract improves sharply
News in the property derivatives market over the last month has centred on the Eurex exchange, which was launched in February 2009, coming to life in the third quarter
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News
PBB makes first quarterly profit since 2007
PBB Deutsche Pfandbriefbank has made its first quarterly profit since the onset of the global financial crisis in 2007
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Insight
20-30-40-50: Egan Property Asset Management director Geoff Egan
Every week, we meet a property person from a different age group. This week, Kat Baker talks to 55-year-old Geoff Egan, a former bin man turned managing director of Egan Property Asset Management
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News
Merchant Navy sets sale on £150m
The Merchant Navy Officers Pension Fund has put its property portfolio up for sale for more than £150m
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News
New Bond Street shop's 4.15% yield
Australian fashion label RM Williams’ shop at 102 New Bond Street in London’s West End has been sold for £5.15m, reflecting a 4.15% yield, as Bond Street property continues to trade for low yields. The property, which was bought by a private client of Ereira Mendoza from private property company ...
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News
Lands’ £15m Herts improvement
Lands Improvement Holdings has bought a 47 acre site in Welwyn, Hertfordshire, from GlaxoSmithKline for £15m
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News
Property growth enters 15th month
UK commercial property delivered a 15th consecutive month of positive capital growth in October, albeit at just 0.1%, the latest Investment Property Databank UK Monthly Index found. An income return of 0.6% and positive capital growth contributed to a total return of 0.7%
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Markets
Derby fires starting gun on £10m fund
Derby City Council to invite bids for regeneration fund ahead of tendering for leisure scheme.
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News
£1.5bn UK debt fund
Eurohypo, Cairn and Schroders to back “virgin loans” on “high-quality buildings”
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Online
I am a registered provider of social housing.
I have heard about the a case involving Manchester City Council and Pinnock, which I understand will have a big impact on registered providers. What is the case about and what are its implications?
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Online
Broadway Malyan appointed to transform NIA Birmingham
Architect Broadway Malyan has been appointed to transform the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham into a state-of-the-art venue.
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Online
MAPIC: Mid-range fashion retailers plan to grow by 30% next year
Mid-range fashion, and value and denim retailers are planning to expand across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) fastest than any other retail sector.