All Property Week articles in 21 October 2011
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Brasserie Bar Co agrees eight-site London expansion
Brasserie Bar Company has expanded its central London presence by taking over leases on eight Chez Gerard restaurants.
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London & Stamford "cautious" as it reports NAV fall
London & Stamford chairman Raymond Mould said the company would be cautious in the face of European economic turmoil as the company reported a slight drop in NAV.
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Colliers share price tumbles to under 2p
Colliers International’s share price fell further in early trading this morning to below 2p, with the company now valued at just £2.8m.
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Boris deputy: "Stratford to be the next West End"
London mayor Boris Johnson’s chief of staff said today that Stratford in east London would become the capital’s “fourth economic powerhouse”, alongside the West End, the City, and Canary Wharf.
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French investment market booms in Q3 with return of portfolio sales
The French investment market enjoyed a booming third quarter of the year, bolstered by three portfolio sales and a number deals over €100m.
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Liverpool debates £130m housing plan
Liverpool City Council will debate a £130m housing plan tomorrow which could see council owned land offered for development at zero cost.
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Coventry's Skydome set for £25m investment
Up to £25m is set to be invested in the refurbishment of Coventry city centre’s flagship leisure development, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Aviva buys Yorkshire retail park
Parkside Retail Park in Yorkshire has been sold to Aviva in a deal valuing the site at £6.4m, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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John Lewis pulls out of anchoring Lend Lease's £700m Preston scheme
Preston’s £700m Tithebarn regeneration scheme is dead in the water after anchor tenant John Lewis pulled out of the project, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Rival Manchester developers launch newly merged business
Two Manchester property developers have joined forces to form a new business.
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Axa Property Trust NAV falls 9.1% amidst ongoing Euro crisis
Net asset value fell by 9.1% at the Axa Property Trust in the third quarter of the year, mainly due to foreign exchange translation losses.
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Jones Lang LaSalle reports third quarter net profit of $50m
Jones Lang LaSalle has reported forecast-beating third quarter results.
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Peel submits plans for £650m Chatham Docks scheme
John Whittaker’s Peel Land Property has submitted an outline planning application for a £650m mixed-use scheme at Chatham Docks, Kent.
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Von Essen's The Samling hotel in Lake District sold
The Samling hotel in the Lake District, which was part of the von Essen Hotel portfolio, has been sold to private investors for just under £6m.
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PWTV: Lease renewal rates outside London plummet to 10%
The rate of office leases outside London being renewed plummeted to 10% last year, figures from the IPD and Strutt Parker have shown.
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Helical Bar completes £70m Corby buy
Helical Bar has completed its purchase of Corby town centre and Willow Place from Land Securities for £70m, as tipped by Property Week (21/07/11).
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Jewellery group Abbeycrest witholds property cash
Jewellery group Abbeycrest has told Moorgarth Property Investments it will not be paying more than £300,000 it owes in relation to its former head office, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Grosvenor wins Burton Debenhams planning permission
Grosvenor this week won planning approval for an extension to its Coopers Square shopping centre in Burton, Staffordshire, which will feature a new Debenhams department store.
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Axa to liquidate €2.5bn German open-ended real estate fund
The €2.5bn Axa Immoselect German open-ended real estate fund is to be liquidated.
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CSC launches consultation on £180m Lakeside expansion
Capital Shopping Centres has launched a public consultation on its plans for a £180m expansion of its Lakeside shopping centre.