All Property Week articles in 21 October 2011 – Page 7
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Legal & General wins consent for 920,000 sq ft Corby scheme
Legal General Property has been given planning permission for a 920,000 sq ft distribution facility in Corby, Northamptonshire.
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Russian jeweller Maxim Voznesensky moves onto Bond Street
Russian jeweller Maxim Voznesensky has signed to open its first UK store on Old Bond Street.
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Mary Portas in parliament ahead of high street review publication
Mary Portas ‘Queen of Shops’ will attend a meeting of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Town Centres today before putting the finishing touches to her high street review.
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PWTV: Bob Neill - objectors to NPPF "have misread the document"
Those objecting to the National Planning Policy Framework “don’t give the impression of having read the document”, Bob Neill, the under secretary of state for Communities and Local Government told Property Week today.
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Land Securities buys Preston's St John's Centre
Land Securities has bought the St John’s Centre in Preston in a £5m-plus deal, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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West Midlands and ING REIM in £25m City buy
West Midlands Pension Fund has bought St Andrew’s House, 18-20 St Andrew Street, in the City for £25m in partnership with ING Real Estate Investment Management.
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SWIP gets planning consent for The Moor development in Sheffield
Sheffield City Council has granted planning approval for a new retail block at the top of The Moor.
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Townsend Group invests in new AEW UK fund
AEW UK has secured the Townsend Group as a cornerstore investor for an open-ended property fund.
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Picton given two-week extension to finalise Invista Foundation merger terms
Invista Foundation Property Trust today gave Picton Property Income a two-week extension to finalise terms for a merger of the two companies.
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Cushman & Wakefield poaches KPMG corporate finance head
Cushman Wakefield has poached the UK head of corporate finance at KPMG.
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MWB given more time to make Business Exchange bid as it receives another broadside from shareholder Pyrrho
MWB Group was today given a one-month extension to announce a firm intention to buy out MWB Business Exchange but was hit by another stinging attack from its largest independent shareholder.
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No breakup of DTZ following aborted takeover talks
New DTZ chief executive John Forrester today said that there would be no breakup of the company, following the announcement that majority shareholder Saint Georges Participations would not be making a bid for the company.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers submits £50m football academy plans
Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club has submitted ambitious plans for the £50m transformation of a city park, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Huddersfield waterfront site hits the market
Kirklees Council is selling half the land at the Huddersfield Waterfront development, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today .
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No takeover offer for DTZ
DTZ this morning said that talks on a takeover of the company by its main shareholder and BNP Paribas had been terminated.