All Property Week articles in 21 February 2014 – Page 6
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SWIP puts £60m Marylebone resi play up for sale
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has put Marylebone Gardens up for sale, with prices expected to reach £60m.
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Fragrance Shop launches London search for stores
The Fragrance Shop has launched a search for around 20 new stores in the next year in greater London.
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Land Aid Debate: No support for east London hub airport
A new four-runway hub airport in east London to replace Heathrow failed to win the backing of the property industry at the Land Aid Debate 2014 on Tuesday night.
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UBS Triton fund and SWIP in £115m property swap
UBS’s Triton Property Fund and Scottish Widows Investment Partnership have completed a £115m property swap.
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Mizuho signs for Land Secs’ New Ludgate
Japanese bank Mizuho has agreed terms on a new 193,000 sq ft office at Land Securities’ 2 New Ludgate.
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Corenet 2014: Sainsbury's sceptical of sale and leasebacks
Sainsbury’s chief financial officer has dismissed sale and leasebacks as a financially inefficient way of funding the company.
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Corenet 2014: Need for quiet drives workplace revolution
Lack of quiet is the biggest factor inhibiting employees’ ability to work, a poll has revealed, prompting fears of a backlash against the modern workplace.
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Victorian Society loses bid to list Smithfield
English Heritage has rejected an eleventh-hour bid by the Victoria Society to list Smithfield Market.
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Green light for iCITY’s broadcasting centre
iCITY has received planning permission for its redevelopment of the former Press and Broadcasting Centre on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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Bidders picked for IBRC’s €7bn UK Projects Rock and Salt
Irish Bank Resolution Corporation has selected bidders for its sale of its loan books Projects Rock and Salt.
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German property company to list on AIM
Summit Germany has begun trading on AIM with an approximate market cap of €185m.
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Westfield considers listing in London or New York
Westfield is considering listing its assets outside of Australia or New Zealand in London or New York.
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CBRE Global Investors takes on investor head
Michael Clarke has been appointed as CBRE Global Investors’ new head of investor services EMEA.
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Segro NAV edges up 6.1%
Segro reported a net asset value per share rise by 6.1% to 312p per share in its full annual results this morning.
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Segro NAV edges up 6.1%
Segro reported a net asset value per share rise by 6.1% to 312p per share in its full annual results this morning.
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St Modwen to issue £100m convertible bond
St Modwen Properties has launched an offering of £100m of convertible bonds.
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Co-operative Estates sheds four warehouses
The Co-operative Estates has completed four industrial warehouse disposals as part of its consolidation strategy.
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Beijing-based buyer picked for 160,000 sq ft City property
Thai-Chinese property developer Reignwood has emerged as the buyer for the £92.5m deal to acquire 55 Mark Lane.
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London world’s most costly office location
London remains the most costly office location in the world, in contrast to Paris and Geneva where occupiers are benefiting from cost savings.
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Henderson wins Leadenhall Triangle consent
Henderson Global Investors has secured a resolution to grant planning permission from the City of London for its scheme at 40 Leadenhall Street.