All Property Week articles in 20 July 2012 – Page 2
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Argent and Altitude submit plans for Paradise Circus
Argent and Altitude have submitted plans for their 1.8m sq ft Paradise Circus development in Birmingham.
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Next signs in Burnley
The fashion retailer Next has signed up to open a 20,000 sq ft store in Addington Capital’s Charter Walk shopping centre in Burnley, Lancashire.
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GVA wins Oxford university mandate
The University of Oxford has appointed GVA to manage its estate.
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Carnwath quits Barclays
The chairman of Land Securities, Alison Carnwath has resigned as a non-executive director of Barclays with immediate effect.
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Helical Bar and Grainger’s King Street development height reduced
Helical Bar and Grainger are to reduce the height of their King Street development in Hammersmith as a result of concerns from the mayor of London and the Greater London Authority.
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Tallest building in Cardiff bought
The tallest building in Cardiff has been bought by Topland Group for £12.35m.
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Bush House set for £50m overhaul
The Japanese owners of London’s Bush House complex are to refurbish the 300,000 sq ft set of buildings, following a final broadcast there from the BBC World Service two weeks ago.
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IPD: Ireland property values down 66% in downturn
Irish real estate values continued to decline in the second quarter – by 1.8% - and have now fallen by a cumulative 66% since September 2007, according to the latest SCSI/IPD Ireland Quarterly Property Index.
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MORNING AFTER: Sociable Surveyors 2012 awards
The winners of Sociable Surveyors’ 2012 global internship program were named at an awards evening held at Allen & Overy’s Bishops Square office last week.
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Natixis and AEW launch €500m debt fund
Natixis Asset Management and its subsidiary, AEW Europe, today launched a European real estate loan fund.
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Podcast: City A.M. Editor "Libor scandal is devastating blow for the City of London"
City A.M. Editor Allister Heath joined LBC’s James Max at Property Week to talk about the recent banking scandal and London’s future as a major financial hub
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Plans submitted for fifth NoMa phase
The Co-operative Group has submitted a planning application for the redevelopment and refurbishment of Hanover, the early 1900s building opposite the entrance to Victoria Station in NoMa, TheBusinessDesk.com reports.
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Government and Portas announce more Portas Pilots
The government has announced 15 more Portas Pilots to help rejuvenate struggling high streets and has set aside a £5.5m pot to help support all those town centres not selected for the initiative.
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Helical Bar appoints non-exec directors and a finance director
Helical Bar has appointed two new non-executive directors and a finance director.
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British Land confirms £130m Clarges House purchase
British Land has confirmed its purchase of Clarges House in Piccadilly, London, for £129.6m which it plans to redevelop into luxury residential apartments and offices, as revealed by PropertyWeek.com.
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Government and Portas announce second tranche of help for struggling high streets
The government has announced 15 more Portas Pilots to help rejuvenate struggling high streets and has set aside a £5.5m pot to help support all those town centres not selected for the initiative.
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Aberdeen Asset Management buys Cheshire retail and office scheme
Investment and development company Bluemantle has sold a retail scheme in Alderley Edge and a Chorley college for a combined £10.9m, the businessdesk.com reports.
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Consultation begins on £18m Lancashire scheme
The developer behind an £18m regeneration scheme in a Lancashire town is to launch a public consultation on the project.
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Malaysians drop bid to buy London Designer Outlet
The Malaysian Employees Provident Fund is no longer bidding to buy into Quintain’s London Designer Outlet scheme in Wembley.
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Cisco surrenders Reading offices to Oxford Properties
IT networking manufacturer Cisco Systems has agreed a deal to surrender leases on 517,000 sq ft of offices at Green Park business park near Reading, as revealed by Property Week.