All Property Week articles in 20 May 2011 – Page 8
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DTZ Investment Market Update: UK Shopping Centres - Q1 2011
In terms of market activity in Q1 2011, there were 17 completed shopping centre transactions (with a further six assets currently under offer), representing a total of £2.6bn by value.
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DTZ Investment Market Update: UK Retail Warehouse - Q1 2011
It has been a slow start to the year, with a shortage of stock in the retail warehouse investment market, particularly in the £50m+ bracket. Stock totalling circa £815m was openly available on the market during Q1, compared with £1.1bn in Q4 2010 and £1.7bn in Q3 2010.
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DTZ: Investment Market Update - UK High Street - Q 2011
According to DTZ figures, £123m was transacted in the UK high street investment market in Q1, encompassing 32 completed deals, excluding auctions and portfolio transactions. However, there are a number of key deals agreed, which have not yet completed.
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IPD: capital growth deteriorated in April
Capital growth slowed in April to 0.1%, according to the latest IPD UK Monthly Index.
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Knight Frank: M25 Offices - Q1 2011
The M4 and wider Thames Valley is leading the recovery in the South East market. In the M4, Q1 2011 take-up marginally exceeded the ten year quarterly average while, in the M25, it was 30% below average.
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Henderson Global Investors: Think/China
This report looks at the research case for investing in Chinese retail.
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Cluttons: Dubai Property Market Update - April 2011
Residential sale transactions, as expected for this time of year, saw a natural increase in January and February. However, we envisage that activity in the market will tail off as we move closer to the summer months.
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Q&A: Costs in the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal
Alexander Bastin and Janice Northover look at whether the Leasehold Valuation Tribunal has succeeded in its aim of cutting costs in residential landlord and tenant disputes
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DTZ Insight: Global Debt Funding Gap - Smaller, but pressure remains
The global debt funding gap is estimated at US$202bn over the next three years (2011-13). This is a 17% reduction on the US$245bn we reported in our November 2010 report.
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CB Richard Ellis Monthly Index - May 2011
CB Richard Ellis’s monthly index details total returns and change in total returns across office, retail, industrial and all property.
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Almacantar buys £80m Marble Arch Tower
Mike Hussey’s Almacantar has bought London’s Marble Arch Tower from clients of Orchard Street Investment Management.
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American Eagle Outfitters eyes UK expansion
US fashion retailer American Eagle Outfitters is looking to expand into the UK and is keen to take stores in central London.
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Number 10 reveals 4.5% reduction in public property
The government cut the Civil Estate by more than 5 million square feet in 2010, according to figures released by Number 10.
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Canadian wealth fund and Henderson buy Leadenhall Triangle
A Canadian sovereign wealth fund advised by Henderson Global Investors has bought the Leadenhall Triangle scheme in the City for £175m.
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British Land and Oxford Properties secure first Cheesegrater letting
Insurance business Aon Group has become the first tenant to take space at British Land and Oxford Properties’ The Leadenhall building in a relocation of its UK head office.
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Paul Rostas to join Liberum Capital
Liberum Capital, the independent investment bank, has hired Paul Rostas as head of alternative investments and property.
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CapCo extends Covent Garden holdings
Capital Counties is in talks to extend its Covent Garden portfolio with the purchase of two blocks from Derwent London.
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Arsenal to open four London shops
Arsenal Football Club has appointed Harper Dennis Hobbs to acquire up to four new retail outlets in and around London.
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Segro and Aviva sign largest Heathrow deal in five years
A Segro and Aviva Investors joint venture has signed the largest industrial pre-let at Heathrow in five years.
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BCO 2011: `Broadgate cannot be static'
British Land leasing director Paul Burgess told the British Council for Offices conference in Geneva today that the City of London’s Broadgate needs to keep being developed despite calls for it be listed by conservation groups.