All Property Week articles in 21 September 2007 – Page 3
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Leeds unveils plans for West End
The developers behind Leeds West End development have unveiled plans today.
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Crisis at Erinaceous
Erinaceous revealed today that it has held emergency talks with its lenders over breaches of its banking covenants.
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Belgravia in $2bn Russian park push
Jersey-based investment group Belgravia is poised to announce a $2bn joint venture to develop business parks across Russia. Financial Times
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Sports Direct climbs into Scotland
Sports Direct is thought to have bought struggling Scottish retailer Nevisport. The Observer. The Guardian
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Rooftop zoo planned at Harrods
Harrods owner Mohamed al-Fayed has plans to build a zoo on the roof of the London store. The Observer
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Waitrose prepares £800m new stores expansion
Upmarket supermarket chain Waitrose is understood to be finalising an £800m store investment programme. The Sunday Times
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Erinaceous in crisis talks with backers
Erinaceous is in emergency talks with lenders after coming close to breaching its banking covenants. The Sunday Times. The Daily Telegraph
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Joe Lewis buys in Bulgaria
Entrepreneur Joe Lewis is to make a £70m entry into the Bulgarian property market. The Sunday Times
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Bernerd seeks control at Camden market
Camden market in north London could change hands for more than £350m. The Sunday Times
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Laxey presses Land Securities on split
Activist investor group Laxey Partners is to press for Land Securities to dispose of its £1bn Trillium outsourcing business. Financial Times. The Sunday Times
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Knight Frank’s $350m African property fund
Knight Frank is launching a $350m (£173m) central and East African commercial property fund. The Times
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Nottingham to charge £350 a year for parking
Nottingham City Council is planning to introduce a tax on workplace parking spaces in an attempt to encourage commuters out of their cars and on to public transport. The Times
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Lend Lease reveals plans for Olympic athletes village
Lend Lease and partners First Base and East Thames have launched a public consultation for a masterplan for the £2bn Athletes Village development at Stratford City.
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Borders bought by Risk Capital Partners
Borders, the book shop chain, has sold its UK and Ireland operation to venture capitalist firm Risk Capital Partners.
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Panayiotou buys Liverpool's Hilton hotel
Andreas Panayiotou’s Ability Group has bought the Hilton hotel in Liverpool from Grosvenor.
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Mayor backs New West End Company
Ken Livingstone, London’s mayor, has pledged to match funding for the West End Business Improvement District (BID) if retailers vote for a new term.
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Topland sells 50 per cent of £950m Tesco portfolio
Sol Zakay's Topland Group Holdings has sold its 50 per cent share in its Tesco joint venture.
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Credit crunch claims Spanish victim
The credit crunch claimed its first Spanish victim yesterday as Llanera, a Valencian real estate group, admitted it was in emergency talks with its creditor banks. Financial Times
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City must put Crossrail ‘money on table now’
London’s largest businesses have been asked to pay more towards the cost of building Crossrail, in order for the east-west rail link to proceed. Financial Times. The Guardian
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Algarve Meridien up for sale
Le Méridien Penina, the hotel and golf resort on the Portuguese Algarve, which is controlled by Starman Hotels, has been put up for sale for more than €60m (£42m). The Times