All Property Week articles in 2 December 2011 – Page 3
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Markets
Shopping centres tackle social media struggle
Research from BCSC reveals pitfalls of social media. Christine Eade reports
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News
Google search stops at King's Cross Central
Negotiations between Argent and media company for headquarters advance
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Online
CBRE guide to recovery and restructuring
As an industry, our commentary and focus often revolves around the performance and prospects of the prime market.
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Insight
Caution: Excessive noise complaints! Investigating Ministry of Sound's planning fight
Legendary nightclub Ministry of Sound claims two proposed residential schemes nearby will force its closure. David Hatcher investigates
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News
Oxford Properties recruits Chris Carter-Keall
Oxford Properties has hired a senior BNP Paribas Real Estate director to become its head of UK asset management.
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News
Shipping forecast fair for Union in Cardiff
German fund manager paying £60m to forward-fund new Admiral headquarters
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Professional
How to keep on top of carbon reduction commitment
CB Richard Ellis was one of 22 companies ranked top of the inaugural Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) League Table.
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News
Nokia lease calls up speculative thinking at Paddington Central scheme
Nokia is close to signing a 60,000 sq ft lease at Two Kingdom Street at London’s Paddington Central.
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Markets
Buy in bulk and discover a whole new world
A portfolio of sitting tenants could be more valuable than vacant properties. By Martin Angel
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Markets
Wereldhave makes way for Ealing Broadway
Wereldhave Property Management has completed the purchase of Ealing Broadway Shopping Centre from Legal & General Property for £155.5m
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Insight
Safe haven Britain is shelter from global storm
“There is no point being the richest man in a poor street” was the view of one top developer when confronted by the deepening economic gloom this week.
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Professional
People moves: Savills, GVA, Collyer Bristow
Savills has appointed Ben Turtle as the first investment director in Northern Ireland and Adrian Willet as a director in its Midlands development team.
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Insight
Brace yourselves …
Sir, The secondary retail property market seems to be going from bad to worse, as yields continue to move out and quoting prices exceed net initial yields of 20% in order to attract buyers.
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Insight
Rhino charges at CMBS bonds
Investment manager finds way to take advantage of market distress. Mike Phillips reports
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Markets
Bold moves on West London's property front
David Hatcher looks at the character of a series of new West London developments
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News
‘Investigative journalism at its very best’ recognised
Property Week scooped four accolades at the International Building Press awards in London last week.
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News
Palmer sells in City to beef up coffers
Palmer Capital Development Fund II has sold 155 Fenchurch Street in the City of London for £27m, which gives it £150m to spend on distressed opportunities.
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Markets
Ugli is beautiful for BBC's new media hub
BBC is transforming one of its abandoned London bases into modern media hub.David Hatcher reports
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News
Bahrain's Four Seasons at Bahrain Bay starts construction
Seasons greetings: Bahrain Bay Development has started construction of a five-star Four Seasons hotel at the $2.5bn waterfront development at Bahrain Bay.
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Insight
Deregulate Britain to get growth back on track
Much of the reaction to the chancellor’s Autumn Statement on Tuesday centred on the Office of Budget Responsibility’s (OBR) lower growth forecasts for the economy.