All Property Week articles in 21 May 2010 – Page 8
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Markets
Opus splashes £2.4m for West Mids hub
Opus Land has snapped up a high-profile industrial site in the West Midlands
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Online
DTZ Property Times: Central London - Q1 2010
“Occupational indicators in the Central London office market continued to improve in Q1. Leasing transactions increased very substantially to a level not seen since Q2 2007, while availability levels fell. Rental levels in most markets remained stable.
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Professional
North Eastern Properties v Coleman and Quinn (19.03.10)
A finder’s fee may not keep a contract on track
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Online
BURA launches bid to protect regeneration jobs
The British Urban Regeneration Association is to launch BURA Connect, an initiative designed to prevent job losses in the regeneration sector.
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Online
New supermarket concept opens in Lamb’s Conduit Street
The People’s Supermarket (TPS), a new supermarket concept, will open its first UK store in London’s midtown on Lamb’s Conduit Street.
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Online
First letting at Wilton Developments speculative Leeds scheme
Wilton Developments has secured the first letting at 10 South Parade, the inly speculative office development to get started in Leeds this year.
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Online
JP Morgan buys €375m Metrovacesa loan
JP Morgan has bought a €375m loan to Metrovacesa at a 40% discount, Property EU reported today.
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Online
Charter Hall looks to boost unlisted Oz funds
Australian property company Charter Hall is seeking to attract investors to its unlisted office and industrial funds as it looks to take advantage of pricing at the start of tis economic recovery, Bloomberg reported today.
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Online
Zell plans $500m Brazilian investment
Sam Zell’s Equity international is seeking to raise $500m to invest in Brazilian real estate, Bloomberg reported today.
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Online
Scottish Widows toys with Bury letting
Scottish Widows has let a 200,000 sq ft shed in Bury to toy distributor Sambro International.
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Online
Dubai World agrees $23.5bn debt restructure
Dubai World has reached an agreement to restructure $23.5bn of its enormous debt pile.
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Online
Complex prime is the new subprime for U.K. orrowers
Three years after defaults on U.S. subprime mortgages sparked the worst financial crisis in almost 80 years, General Electric Co.’s GE Money unit and Investec Plc’s Kensington division are once again lending to British customers rejected by mainstream banks. This time, they say they’re offering less money to clients with ...
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