All Property Week articles in 22 February 2008 – Page 7
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Love Lane Scheme in Woolwich moves along
Tesco and St James Investments have unveiled plans for their Love Lane scheme in Woolwich Town Centre , south London, as part of the reserved matters submission for phase two. A decision is expected in the spring. The scheme comprises a Tesco and small shops, civic offices, a local ...
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Morley’s German shed alliance
Morley has joined up with German asset manager SachsenFonds to launch a €450m (£339m) European logistics fund.
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Professional
Why you should support the Chartered Surveyors Training Trust - An industry of all talents
Steven Norris explains how the Chartered Surveyors Training Trust helps young people get their big break in property
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Markets
Castlemore and Carlyle Group press ahead with their Temple Quay Central and Bank House schemes in Bristol
Despite the downturn, Castlemore is obliged to press ahead with development under an agreement with its tenant.
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Against the grain
One developer is looking to escape from ‘identikit’ schemes littering Leeds. Doug Morrison met him
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New West End unveils new boards after green light
Business improvement district The New West End Company appointed a new board this week following confirmation of its five-year funding package in December.
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Clyde and Hebrides ferry operator seeks property advice
A ferry operator that takes people to the Western Isles is looking for a new property adviser.
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Industrial action fans empty rates fear
Union to work to rule ahead of 1 April meltdown for property
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Markets
Regeneration funds try to interest institutional investors with above-average returns - Conscientious investors
Britain’s two specialist regeneration funds are weathering the property storm as they spread the word to the institutions.
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Recovery begins as property value slide abates
The rate of decline in property values slowed significantly in January, in a sign that the sector may be staging a recovery.
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AAIM completes Symmetry buys
AAIM Group has completed the final purchase of its €3bn (£2.2bn) pan-European fund, Symmetry One.
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Centro’s A$5bn lifeline
Troubled Australian quoted company Centro Properties has been given a reprieve by lenders from paying back A$5bn (£2.3bn) of debt.
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New Star buys in Perth at 5.5%
New Star Asset Management has bought Alinta Plaza in Perth, Western Australia, from GE Real Estate for A$63.5m (£28.6m).
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Three $3bn bids for Macklowe
US developer Harry Macklowe has received three bids of more than $3bn (£1.54bn) for his General Motors office building in New York.
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Axa REIM’s €6.3bn war chest
Axa Real Estate Investment Managers is targeting spending €6.3bn (£4.75bn) this year on behalf of its various funds.
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Markets
Dyson engineers site win for £25m Bath school of design
Sir James Dyson submits planning application after Bath Spa University relinquishes flood-risk site
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Show goes on at Lyceum with £225m fund launch
Lyceum Capital, the mid-market private equity group led by Philip Buscombe, has raised £255m for its first fund since severing ties with German bank WestLB two years ago.
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CoreNet Global Awards 2008 - Core blimey!
Occupier big guns were out in force for the CoreNet Global awards earlier this month