All Property Week articles in 20 November 2009 – Page 12
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Professional
Osborne slams £16bn asset sale, but vows to continue it
Shadow chancellor says asset sale will not be enough to reduce £175bn deficit, and calls for “proper fiscal discipline”
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Professional
Case news: Davies v Dennis and others (22.10.09)
Covenants that restrict a nuisance or annoyance may prevent building works on an estate, even where the works may have been approved by the estate's management company
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Markets
Lakeside plans for 540,000 sq ft expansion
Secretary of state John Denham to give green light any day for development
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Online
Quintain wins planning for Brum hotel
Quintain has secured planning permission for its Hotel La Tour development at City Park Gate in central Birmingham.
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Online
Asda submits detailed proposal for Inverness
Asda is preparing to submit a new detailed planning application for the development of its proposed Inverness store.
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Online
MAPIC 2009: Shopping centre development opportunity emerges in Poland
Shopping centre development opportunities in Poland are available as its pipeline and number of existing shopping centres remains low.
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Online
MAPIC 2009: Retail markets face two more years of hardship, says King Sturge
Despite any early signs of activity in European retail investment markets, the retail occupier market faces at least two more years of hardship, warned King Sturge today.
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Online
Bluewater sees 8.1% October growth
The Bluewater Shopping Centre in Kent saw an 8.1% increase in total sales in October compared with the same time last year.
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Online
World’s first property derivatives fund to be launched
Three former members of Bank of American’s property derivatives team plan to create the world’s first long-only commercial property derivatives fund.
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Online
MAPIC 2009: Retail top choice in Germany
The retail sector has dominated the property investment market in Germany this year representing around 35% of transactions according to Savills latest report.
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Online
MAPIC TV: Retailers taking advantage in core market capital cites, says Cushman retail head
Retailers have returned to capital cities in core Western markets in order to enter locations that were previously “unachievable, unattainable or unaffordable” , Cushman Wakefield’s head of cross border retail has said.