All Property Week articles in 22 February 2013 – Page 5
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Dreamy home
You have visited hundreds of overpriced flats with plywood doors and bars across the windows.
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Penta finds funds to go Digital in Slovakia
Central European investment group Penta has obtained €113m of refinancing for its office project Digital Park in Bratislava, Slovakia.
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Developers seek Ruskin Square partner
Schroders and Stanhope hope to start on the commercial aspect of their Croydon mixed-use scheme, after instructing agents to find a funding partner for a 150,000 sq ft office block.
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Theatre Delicatessen offers taste of savings
Theatre Delicatessen, the company behind Property Comic (pictured), is looking for a new home.
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People Moves: Pradera, Instant, Crossrail, St Modwen and more...
Pradera has appointed Lucy Bickmore as asset manager in its London team.
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Horses for courses
A main course of no fewer than three burgers is a bold choice of meal at an awards ceremony in the current climate, but Ludgate did not have to break out into a sweat for fear of unknowingly eating an old nag.
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Land Securities to make Oxford Street conversion
Land Securities has submitted a planning application for a £200m residential conversion of a property on London’s Oxford Street.
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Twisted tower deal completed
A partnership between Frogmore and Galliard Homes has completed the purchase of Ballymore’s “twisted” tower in London’s Docklands.
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Law commissioner turns spotlight on rights of light
Consultation launched to review rights-of-light amendment proposals.
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Information is power when it comes to tenant deposits
The message: landlords will be fined if they do not provide tenants with required information for residential deposits
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And finally … Swindon’s feat of clay
No one could confuse a development of old people’s flats and a municipal car park in Swindon with a mall in Aberdeen.
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A private-rented use class can clean up the sector’s image
As the average age of first-time buyers heads rapidly towards 40, the government has begun to address how it might promote the private-rented sector.
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Indian summer in the City
Indian banks have emerged as the latest occupiers to require space in the City of London.
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Flannels channels London
Manchester-based fashion designer chain Flannels is looking for its first store in London.
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Office-to-resi challenge
Sir, The City of London and Westminster councils are right to be concerned about their areas’ characters being eroded by the government’s change to permitted development rights allowing office-to-residential conversion (West End, markets, 08.02.13).
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Cash sought for Silvertown
Chelsfield-led consortium enlists Jones Lang LaSalle to find backers for £250m first phase of Docklands project
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New career: sheds shifter turns developer
As the founder of agent Jansons & Partners, Andy Jansons was one of the best-known names in the Thames Valley and west London industrial market.
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GE Capital Real Estate gets taste of Müller
GE Capital Real Estate has leased nearly half of CrossFlow 550, a logistics centre at Cabot Park that it developed speculatively five years ago and that has remained empty ever since.
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Techie renters and overseas owners drive demand in capital
Employment figures suggest the City of London economy is struggling to gain traction, but the recent growth of the TMT (technology, media and telecoms) sectors demonstrates London’s long-term investment appeal, Knight Frank’s Prime Central London Rental Index report reveals this month (graph, below).
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Valad buys Polish retail fund
Investment manager takes over €570m fund and looks to take advantage of “severe shortage” of malls