All Property Week articles in 20 May 2011 – Page 7
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Crest Nicholson announces robust figures
Crest Nicholson has announced robust trading figures as its debt restructuring talks with US hedge fund Varde get closer to a conclusion.
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Capital & Regional completes lettings 2.6% above ERV
Capital Regional has seen positive lettings momentum in its first quarter after completing 18 letting at 2.6% above estimated rental values.
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Land Securities produces “blow-out” annual results
Land Securities this morning posted stellar annual results that far exceeded City expectations.
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Terrace Hill appoints Asda's Richard Petyt and buys supermarket development
Developer Terrace Hill has appointed Asda’s Richard Petyt as a consultant in its retail division and has agreed to buy a supermarket development in East Cleveland.
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Segro appoints new finance director
Segro has appointed Justin Read as group finance director to take over from David Sleath, who has been promoted to chief executive.
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McGivern steps down from Northacre after two months
Jayne McGivern, chief executive of London luxury residential developer Northacre, has today resigned after just three months in the job.
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Thames Valley office space falls below 7m sq ft
The supply of office space in the Thames Valley has fallen below 7m sq ft for the first time in two years, according to the King Sturge Q1 Thames Valley offices report.
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Knight Frank enters partnership with New York residential broker Prudential Douglas Elliman
Knight Frank has entered into an exclusive strategic partnership for residential business with New York’s largest residential brokerage, Prudential Douglas Elliman.
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Online plus-sized retailer Simply Be looks for three stores
Online plus-sized clothing retailer Simply Be is looking to make a move to the high street and acquire its first stores in the UK.
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Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan to open pop-up restaurant in Marylebone
Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan will open a two-year pop-up restaurant at Portman Estate’s 19 Blandford Street property in Marylebone, London.
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Midtown outstrips City and West End offices
Rental growth and income in Midtown offices were the strongest among London office sectors in 2010, according to the Farebrother IPD Midtown Investment Report.
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Wickes buys 13 Focus stores
DIY retailer Wickes has agreed to buy 13 Focus stores out of administration.
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Jones Lang LaSalle and King Sturge in merger talks
Two of the giants of the agency field, Jones Lang LaSalle and King Sturge, are in merger talks.
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Mary Portas enlisted to save high streets
TV retail guru Mary Portas is to lead an independent review into the future of the UK high street.
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Six more business neighbourhood plans revealed
Locations in Manchester and London are among six fresh pilots for the government’s “business neighbourhood” planning scheme, to be announced on Thursday.
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Stockport hunts £100m Grand Central development partner
Stockport Council has started the search for a development partner to help it regenerate Grand Central, the town centre leisure complex.
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Trafford Centre the star at CSC
Capital Shopping Centres said this morning that the Trafford Centre had been the star performer in its portfolio over the last four months – but said the retail sector still faces challenges.
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CapCo completes £68m Derwent Covent Garden buy
Capital Counties today said it had exchanged contracts to buy £68m of Covent Garden property from Derwent London.
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Derwent to raise £175m in innovative bond offer
Derwent London this morning said that it planned to raise £175m of new debt in an innovative bond offer.
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HCA’s Lunts moves to GLA
The Homes and Communities Agency’s executive director for London, David Lunts, has taken up a new role at the Greater London Authority.