All Property Week articles in 20 February 2009 – Page 10
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MarketsSheds call on air support
Aircraft parts manufacturers could save the region’s logistics market
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ProfessionalUK Border Agency to downsize Croydon estate
Occupier plans to consolidate south London staff and rationalise 400,000 sq ft of offices
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MarketsOmbudsman chair says estate agencies 'support regulation'
Renewed calls for light-touch regulation of estate agents have won widespread backing from the industry, it was claimed this week
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News
Parkridge revisits Brighton plan after first rejection
Parkridge is drawing up a revised planning application for an £80m mixed-use scheme in Brighton after previous plans were rejected
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Markets
Public sector bears Fruit after Igloo's Hull exit
The public sector is to lead the development of Hull’s Fruit Market site in the short term, following the decision by economic development company Hull Forward that it was scrapping the plans with preferred developer Igloo
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News
Warner brings in Rothschild for debt restructuring advice
Struggling fund manager appoints bank instead of raising new equity
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Insight
'Scot free' attitude on prepacks puts all business activity at risk
Sir, How interesting to read Lord Oakeshott’s article (06.02.09) – it’s about time this issue was discussed
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ProfessionalMilkshake operator stirred into legal action against rival
High Court hearing due next month over Shakeabout expansion plan
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ProfessionalThe courts give landlords something to smile about
Two recent rulings should help landlords shore up their rental income, says Jon Vivian
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InsightAbolish Stamp Duty to help rescue banks...
Throwing cash at banks has so far only prevented them going bust and made them extremely unpopular with the tax-paying public
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News
Allsop achieves 83% success rate in best result since May
Yields fall from December high as £45m sells for 15% above reserve prices
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NewsHBOS suffers £7bn loss at corporate arm
Housebuilder McCarthy & Stone close to rescue package from banks
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NewsAprirose-led consortium buys City Travelodge at 6% yield
African and UK-based investors target ‘recession-resilient’ sector with 69% bank debt
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NewsInvista sells bank units at 5.25% yields
Invista Real Estate Investment Management has sold two high street bank retail units in Bath and Canterbury to private investors at yields of 5.25%
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News
Forever 21 shuns Covent Garden store
US fashion retailer Forever 21 has pulled out of a transaction to take a 25,000 sq ft debut UK store in London’s Covent Garden
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News
Northern Ireland calls off Workplace 2010 outsourcing
The Northern Ireland Assembly is expected to call off its giant property outsourcing project, Workplace 2010, within the next week
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ProfessionalMy big break: 20 February 2009
Argent’s Gary Taylor on why turning down a move to Hong Kong was the best decision he ever made
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News£2bn raised
Land Securities follows British Land and Hammerson in unprecedented industry equity rush
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News
Joules reaches 19
Joules, the clothing retailer, has signed up for its 19th store: a 660 sq ft shop at 1 The Broadway, Old Amersham, Middlesex, at an initial rent of £36,000 a year on a 15-year lease
