All Property Week articles in 20 July 2007 – Page 3
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News
Great Portland rises on revaluation
Great Portland Estates reported that its adjusted net asset value per share had risen by 8.1% from the end of March to 642p at the end of June, as the valuation of its portfolio rose to £1.7bn. The Times
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News
Veolia triples Warrington space
UK waste management provider Veolia Environmental Services has tripled the size of its premises at MEPC’s 123 acre Birchwood Park in Warrington by moving to a 10,000 sq ft office in Darwin House.
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News
Structadene shops at Sainsbury’s
Structadene has bought the Sainsbury’s store in Westbourne Grove, west London, for £7.5m a net initial yield of 4.8%. Nearly half of the 12,000 sq ft block is let to Sainsbury’s.
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Professional
RIBA’s school report
All new schools should be carbon neutral, according to a report from the Royal Institute of British Architects last week.
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ProfessionalRent reviews
Question: I am the landlord of premises where no reviews have been instigated since the lease was granted in 1987. The lease states that time is not of the essence. Does the tenant have any grounds for refusing to deal with past reviews?
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News
Neptune’s second Wirral wave
Neptune Developments has submitted an outline planning application to Wirral Metropolitan Borough Council for the second phase of its New Brighton scheme on the Wirral.
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Insight
Matrics is true to type
Sir, While I do not condone the behaviour at the recent Matrics dinner (ludgate, 18.05.07, and letters, 01.06.07), it is nothing new.
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Markets
Tower of London view protected
London Mayor Ken Livingstone this week published his supplementary planning guidance and has added a view of the Tower of London from the south bank as a protected view.
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News
Meaden leaps into Salmon
The Salmon Harvester Opportunity Fund has appointed Matthew Meaden as fund manager for the £150m joint venture between Salmon Developments and NFU Mutual.
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Markets
Land of the rising sun
Japanese developer Mitsubishi’s faith in central London property is bearing fruit.
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News
Wilkinsons signs up at Kingsway
Wilkinsons has signed up as the flagship tenant at the Kingsway shopping centre in Newport, which is owned by UBS Global Asset Management's UBS Triton Property Fund.
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News
Kensington U-turn on Multiplex’s resi tower
Council withdraws support after CABE threatens to push for call-in
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Invista’s Purple reign
Premier Property Group and Bell Hammer have forward-sold Purple, an out-of-town office on Solent Business Park in Fareham, Hampshire, for £19.3m to Invista Real Estate, acting on behalf of Equitable Life.
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LaSalle Investment Management
LaSalle Investment Management is putting 178 New Bond Street in London’s Mayfair on the market through Cushman & Wakefield for £13m. The asking price reflects a yield of 3.74%. The 3,208 sq ft property, which is leased to jeweller Boodle & Dunthorne for another 24 years, will join neighbours ...
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Markets
Matinee idols
The Hampstead Everyman cinema is shrugging off the arthouse label by becoming a branded chain.
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News
Ross and Hunter reunite for second Scottish tie-up
Two of Scotland’s biggest property names have teamed up for a second time for a development joint venture in East Kilbride.
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Markets
Making legal history
Kier’s latest project the Supreme Court symbolises constitutional change.
