All Property Week articles in 2 August 2013 – Page 3
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OnlineAdvertising agency expands into Charlotte Building
Advertising agency CHI Partners has announced that it will take 12,500 sq ft of office space at the Charlotte Building in Gresse Street, London.
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OnlineKPMG agrees 200,000 sq ft Canary Wharf move
KPMG has agreed a deal to occupy 200,000 sq ft in Canary Wharf, replacing its Salisbury Square office from 2015.
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OnlineCluttons: Commercial Property Market Outlook - Summer 2013
Upbeat sentiment drives double digit returns
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OnlineKnight Frank: China Property Market Report - 2013 Q2
Luxury prices grow steadily, while the leasing market remains stable
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OnlineTerence Conran opens second Albion restaurant at NEO Bankside
Terence Conran-owned British restaurant and shop Albion has signed the first retail letting at Native Land and Grosvenor’s £400m residential scheme NEO Bankside.
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OnlineKPMG agrees 200,000 sq ft Canary Wharf move
KPMG has agreed a deal to occupy 200,000 sq ft in Canary Wharf, replacing its Salisbury Square office from 2015.
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OnlineCatterick Garrison town centre development given green light
A joint venture between Kier Property and Lingfield Securities is poised to deliver a £25m revamp of Catterick Garrison town centre after Richmondshire District Council granted planning permission for the scheme.
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OnlineBMW takes new 300,000 sq ft south east base
BMW Group is to form a new 300,000 sq ft base in Farnborough.
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OnlineUK economic growth boosts land values
Housebuilders are seeking to buy more land across the UK as improving consumer sentiment and government policies like Help to Buy buoy the market.
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OnlineLaSalle IM wins €500m mandate
LaSalle Investment management has won a €500m mandate from one of Germany’s largest pension funds.
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OnlineGreggs puts rapid expansion on hold
Greggs has revealed that it will now focus for the next two to three years on refitting its existing estate rather than further rapid expansion, following a strategic review.
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Online3 Carlton Gardens primed for £140m luxury home conversion
Mike Spink, the developer of Britain’s most expensive house, and Evans Randall have bought 3 Carlton Gardens on the Mall for £65.5m, with plans to convert it into a single luxury house which could snatch the title of the priciest home.
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OnlineSunny weather boosts retail sales
UK like-for-like retail sales increased by 2.2% and total sales rose by 3.9% in the year to July, marking the fastest July growth since 2006.
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OnlineGreggs puts rapid expansion on hold and drops cafe concept
Greggs has revealed that it will now focus for the next two to three years on refitting its existing estate rather than further rapid expansion, following a strategic review.
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OnlineRetail to resi to create rates ‘disarray’
Government plans to make it easier to convert empty shops into residential homes could cost councils millions of pounds in lost revenue and throw the business rates system into disarray, according to a planning expert.
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OnlineHMV returns to original Oxford Street store
The new owner of HMV, Hilco Capital, has today confirmed that the music retailer has signed contracts to reopen a 20,000 sq ft store at 363 Oxford Street, which was its original store.
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OnlineCentral London office take-up increases 40%
Central London office take-up increased by 40% over the last quarter to 3.6m sq ft, driven by a surge in sub-10,000 sq ft lettings.
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OnlineDomino's Pizza launches motorway service station concept
Domino’s Pizzas is planning to launch a new dining and takeaway concept in the UK after agreeing a package deal with Extra Motorway Service Area Group.
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OnlineChurchill Retirement Living announces £500m expansion plans
Retirement housing developer Churchill Retirement Living intends to invest £500m in the next three years on land and development.
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OnlineRetail-to-resi plans could damage the high street, councils warn
The body representing councils in the UK has warned that making it easier for developers to change retail units into homes could lead to some shopping hubs permanently shutting down.
