All Property Week articles in 20 July 2007 – Page 4
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Markets
Second helpings
A trio of rookie restaurateurs have opened a second Canteen on the South Bank.
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News
Inditex’s Sutter heads to UK post
Stefano Sutter, Inditex managing director of Canada, is to become the retailer’s UK and Ireland managing director. Inditex, which owns Zara and Bershka, is to lose its UK boss, Michael Shearwood, to Baugur.
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Insight
London’s streets must stay paved with gold
Five years ago, London’s West End was populated by big quoted companies, the media and government.
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Insight
London’s streets must stay paved with gold
Now its whole aura has changed. The likes of Cadburys, Rio Tinto, GKN and potentially Hanson are moving out, and government agencies, media groups and property advisers are being driven out by rents sometimes higher than £100/sq ft.
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Morecambe’s stadium goal
Morecambe Football Club is planning to develop a new ground at Westgate in Morecambe.
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Insight
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Professional
RICS looks forward to an Indian summer
Institution to open office in Mumbai as Indian economy soars
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Markets
Rising five-stars
London’s shortage of upmarket hotels creates an opportunity for international investors.
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Markets
Gracie Fields’ old house
A redevelopment of singer Gracie Fields’ old house on Hampstead’s Bishops Avenue is thought to offer London’s rich list the first opportunity to buy a flat rather than a mansion in the road known as ‘Billionaire’s Row’. WillowAcre Investments & Developments is building 14 flats on the site, which is ...
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News
Keep the faltering marketin perspective
The outlook may be uncertain but keep your priorities in order, says Felicity Devonshire
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Publishing firm GE Fabbri
Publishing firm GE Fabbri has taken 10,282 sq ft from Linseed Assets at the Communications Building at 48 Leicester Square, in London’s West End, on a 10-year lease at £42.50/sq ft. GVA Saxon Law acted for Linseed Assets; EA Shaw acted for GE Fabbri.
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NewsHumphries exit sparks John Lewis reshuffle
Retail chain merges property teams following director retirement
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News
Eurohypo restructures London office
Eurohypo, Europe’s largest commercial property lender, has appointed Max Sinclair as head of its new UK debt division.
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Markets
Epsom grandstand
Work is under way on the demolition of the 80-year-old Epsom grandstand as part of the £27.6m redevelopment of Epsom Downs Racecourse. Work is due to begin in October to construct a 10,333 sq ft replacement, which will also be leased out for conferences and exhibitions. The stand is scheduled ...
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Property entrepreneur Vincent Tchenguiz
Property entrepreneur Vincent Tchenguiz has advised investment company Elsina in its purchase of a stake in ‘superwoman’ Nicola Horlick’s Bramdean Alternatives Fund. Tchenguiz’s Consensus Business Group advised Elsina, which has bought a 29.9% stake in the company for £40m at an issue price of £1 a share. Bramdean announced last ...
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Edinburgh House’s German shop
Edinburgh House Estates has bought a €100m (£68m) retail portfolio in Germany from a private investor.
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NewsInvestors divided on the merits of malls
Protego’s Aylesbury bid highlights geographical preferences of market
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Ken Hardeman dies
Ken Hardeman, a key figure in Birmingham’s regeneration, died this week at the age of 72.
