All Property Week articles in 20 February 2009 – Page 12
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Second phase unveiled at Sheffield Business Park
Yorkshire’s largest business park has unveiled plans for a second phase of more than 900,000 sq ft of office and industrial space.
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Liberty International also considers equity raising
Liberty International this morning confirmed it was considering ‘capital raising alternatives’ to protect its balance sheet from falling property values.
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C & R's Mall fund value falls 4.6% in January
Shopping centre fund The Mall fell by 4.6% this January
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Public inquiry for Sprucefield
A public inquiry will be launched into plans for a 500,000 sq ft retail extension at the Sprucefield retail scheme in Northern Ireland.
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CBRE Global InSight episode two
"The Impact of the Global Financial Tsunami on Leading Asian Office Occupier Markets"
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Dunlop Haywards owes £20m over Cheshire Building Society mortgage fraud, says High Court
A High Court judge today ruled that Dunlop Haywards owes more than £20m to various parties in relation to fraud committed by its former employee Ian McGarry.
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Glenkerrin’s Ealing plans called-in
Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Hazel Blears has called in Glenkerrin’s plans for a £500m development in Ealing, West London.
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Manchester City Council backs out of Great Northern Warehouse deal
Manchester City Council has pulled out of buying Capital & Regional’s Great Northern Warehouse for around £75m.
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Hammersmith council appoints regeneration boss
The London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham has appointed a new head of strategic regeneration to focus on development in the area.
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New homes planned at Blackley dye works
Manchester-based developer Rolincourt has submitted a planning application for the residential redevelopment of a former dye works.
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Admiral leads charge into more space in Wales
Wales-based motor insurance company Admiral Group has expanded into a new Swansea office.
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Senior living sector 'strong'
The long-term senior living care sector appears resilient with strong profit margins with demographic indicators ensuring that the future looks positive, according to a recent report be Colliers CRE.
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Former Zavvi boss buys eight Zavvi stores
Former Zavvi boss Simon Douglas is to buy eight Zavvi shops out of administration leaving the rest of Zavvi to close and cease trading.
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MORNING AFTER: Wakefield's The Ridings shopping centre gets a makeover
The Ridings celebrated the completion of a multi-million pound makeover with an official ribbon cutting ceremony conducted by the city’s mayor.
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Countryside gets go-ahead for first phase at Canning Town
Countryside Properties has got the green light for the first phase of the £3.7bn Canning Town and Custom House regeneration project.
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Asda CEO calls on government to simplify planning
Andy Bond, CEO at Asda, said the government must promote competition during the recession to stimulate the economy.
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Primark to open store in Chester
Clothes retailer Primark is to open its first store in Chester taking a former Woolworths shop owned by Redevco.
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Bradbury Hall Developments wins consent for Chesterfield scheme
Bradbury Hall Developments has received planning consent for its £20m hotel and office development in Chesterfield town centre, with a unanimous decision from Chesterfield Borough Council’s planning committee.
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Oaktree in talks to take control of Countrywide
Oaktree Capital, the US distressed debt fund, is in talks to take control of Countrywide, the UK's biggest residential estate agency, indicating that some investors feel conditions in the UK property market may be looking up.
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Brixton and Segro consider equity issues
Brixton and Segro this morning said they were considering various options to provide additional financial flexibility.