All Property Week articles in 19 November 2010 – Page 8
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Government commits to Community Infrastructure Levy
The government has confirmed that it plans to retain the Community Infrastructure Levy as an alternative to section 106 payments.
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MAPIC: Foot Locker plans to expand European portfolio by 40%
Sports fashion and footwear retailer, Foot Locker is planning to open 200 stores in the next three years.
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JLL appoints new research directors
Jones Lang LaSalle has appointed Paul Guest as global capital market research director and Grant Fitzner as head of EMEA research.
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Boris releases new Crossrail images
Mayor of London, Boris Johnson has released new images of stations at Liverpool Street, Tottenham Court Road, Whitechapel, Paddington, Farringdon, Canary Wharf , Bond Street and Custom House.
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First phase of Riverside Business Park completes
Peel and Barnfield Construction have completed the first phase of Riverside Business Park in Lancashire.
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Property consulted on CRC "green tax"
The property industry will be able to give its views to the government on changes to the Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme over the next month.
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Derwent announces new development head and increases pipeline
Derwent London has appointed Richard Baldwin as a head of development.
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Highcross wins right to appeal in Leeds
Developer Highcross has been granted the right to appeal against a High Court judgment that would mean pulling down part of an office scheme in Leeds.
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London & Stamford buys £123m portfolio and secures new equity
London Stamford has bought a prime distribution portfolio from a property fund advised by AEW Europe and Tristan Capital Partners.
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MAPIC 2010: Why Debenhams is opening in Iraq and other international expansion questions
Debenhams is planning to move into a host of new countries as burgeoning middle classes create more retail demand, John Scott, head of international business development told Property Week at MAPIC yesterday.
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DTZ says UK market back to fair value
The UK commercial property market currently represents fair value, according to DTZ’s third quarter Fair Value Index, due to a rise in yields in regional office markets.
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PWTV: Jessops plans major refurbishment programme and ten new stores next year
Jessops will “cautiously” open new stores next year whilst revamping its stores under its new “black Jessops” format, chairman David Adams told Property Week today.
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Midweek Bulletin: British Land's 'disappointing' results plus development in London
Property Week editor Giles Barrie and deputy editor James Whitmore discuss British Land’s “disappointing” results and look at what is happening to developers in London.
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Naish to become chairman of Scottish Property Federation
Malcolm Naish, global head of property at Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, is to succeed Phil Miller as chairman of the Scottish Property Federation.
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Forever 21 to open flagship Oxford Street store
Forever 21 is set to open a new flagship store on Oxford Street, in London’s West End.
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MAPIC 2010: Online retailing will not damage the retail property market, Carrefour chief executive says
Online retailing will have no effect on retail real estate market, Pascal Duhamel, chief executive of French retailer Carrefour, said today.
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Wolseley creators to open sister restaurant at 1 Kingsway development
The creators of The Wolseley restaurant in Piccadilly, London, have signed a deal to open a new European style brasserie in the No 1 Kingsway development.