All Property Week articles in 20 March 2009 – Page 8
-
News
Kilmartin correction
Nick Ball and Jim Bryan have not left Kilmartin, contrary to a report in last Friday’s Property Week.
-
Insight
How to cope with redundancy: seven property professionals speak
If you have been made redundant recently, you are not alone. Here, seven newly free agents share their strategies for survival
-
Online
Planning: early warning as consent process speeds up
Six-week limit will make it more difficult to challenge decisions
-
News
Plantation Place committees
Bondholders who control Plantation Place in the City of London have decided to set up two steering committees to separately represent senior and junior bondholders
-
News
Coal fuels east Mids development
A developer in the Midlands has won consent to mine coal from a 230 acre regeneration site to fund its £175m scheme on the land
-
News
City lit up by New Star sale to German fund
Pension fund BVK buys Governor’s House at 7.25% yield
-
News
Westfield to cut service charges
Westfield, the world’s largest owner of shopping centres, has bowed to retailer pressure and is to reduce its service charge by 10% across all its established centres, as revealed by PropertyWeek.com (12.03.09).
-
News
Hardware chain is latest to push for monthly rents
Hardware chain Robert Dyas has become the latest retailer to push its landlords for monthly rents to cope with the tough retail conditions
-
Professional
Lights out for Targetfollow’s Centre Point
Ardeshir Naghshineh’s Targetfollow is to switch off lights in all its buildings – including Centre Point, below – after signing up to take part in Earth Hour, which will be held on 28 March between 8.30 pm and 9.30 pm
-
News
CBRE Investors takes tax-efficient plunge
Fund manager pioneers PAIF status through CB Richard Ellis Property Trust
-
News
Mayfair Urban Gallery unveils super-sized canvas
This is the artwork that was unveiled at developer Hines’ newly launched 1 Grafton Street Urban Gallery in London’s Mayfair
-
News
Cadenza in voluntary liquidation
Cadenza, a property company run by Tony Pidgley Jnr, the son of Berkeley Group founder Tony Pidgley, has been placed into voluntary liquidation
-
News
Dolphin jumps into share buy-back plan
Dolphin Capital Investors has offered shareholders an innovative share buy-back programme as it halts developments and new investment
-
News
Property’s hairy hordes feel burn for Comic Relief
The property industry played its part in Comic Relief, which raised a record £58m last week
-
News
Welsh buildings at risk conference
The Prince’s Regeneration Trust, Institute of Historic Building Conservation and Civic Trust for Wales have joined forces to tackle the backlog of buildings at risk in Wales.
-
News
Brixton turns to private equity groups for lifeline
New chief exec Peter Dawson must raise equity to avoid breaching loan covenants by June
-
News
Jewel Thief’s Brighton steal
Jewel Thief has taken a 179 sq ft unit on a new 10-year lease at an initial rent of £16,500 a year at Dukes Lane in Brighton
-
News
Days eats into Brighton scheme
Oriental buffet concept Days is to launch on a site formerly known as the Picture House in Brighton
-
News
Boris: schemes ‘do not comply’
In a series of reports published this week, London mayor Boris Johnson has indicated that a host of significant developments across London do not comply with the London Plan