All Property Week articles in 22 May 2009 – Page 11
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Professional
We have let a unit to a tenant who was originally introduced to us through an agent we regularly use
We pulled out of the original deal, but leased the property to the same tenant through a different agent. Do we have to pay commission to the first agent?
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Professional
Moorevale firm in High Court claim against housing group
Middlegreen launches action in relation to £11m sale of site under Crossrail CPO jurisdiction
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Professional
Barberry appoints lord as adviser
Bromsgrove-based commercial property firm Barberry Group has appointed Lord Digby Jones of Birmingham as an adviser
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News
Tuffin to advise Hoare Capital
Former president of the RICS David Tuffin has joined as an associate and key adviser to the property derivatives team at wholesale broking boutique Hoare Capital Markets.
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News
Modus company in admin
A company set up to own Modus’s Wigan Grand Arcade shopping centre has been put into administration
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Insight
Smaller firms will thrive on RICS valuer accreditation scheme
Sir, It is interesting how a message can become distorted – even by senior professionals such as Duncan Preston and Graham Chase (Property Week, 17.04.09).
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News
Grainger head takes leave of absence
Ill health forces Dickinson to temporarily withdraw from role
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News
Aberdeen’s Bestsellers
Danish fashion brand Bestseller has signed up in Aberdeen and Leicester for dual-branded shops to house both its Jack & Jones and Vero Moda brands
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News
Stewart Milne’s Aberdeen letting
Mechanical engineering company EnerMech has taken Stewart Milne Developments’ 57,000 sq ft scheme, comprising 38,000 sq ft of workshop and industrial space and 19,000 sq ft of offices, on Howes Road in Bucksburn, near Aberdeen, as its global headquarters
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Markets
Gloucester Quays designer outlet opens 76% let …
Scheme’s covered mall opens 40 shops but lack of demand keeps outdoor mall closed
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Online
Ryden's 64th Scottish Property Review
Muted economic growth in 2008 is now reversing into a sharp recession. Forecasts for 2009 and 2010 reflect ongoing concerns about the ripple effects of the 21 month old credit crunch into the wider economy.
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News
Ahouvi returns to UK with £55m offices buy
Israeli investor snaps up five Hants properties as he favours UK over Europe
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News
Japan ‘love hotel’ investor seeks £50m of equity
An AIM-listed company that buys Japan’s secretive ‘love hotels’ wants to raise £50m of new equity from a share sale to fund expansion
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News
Barwood Capital to launch £50m industrial fund
Fund management arm of Northampton-based developer aims for 6% ‘priority return’ to investors
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News
Safeland’s NAV drops 38%
Safeland’s net asset value fell by 38% in the six months to 31 March following a writedown of properties
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News
Orchard-Lisle goes on £300m hunt with Apache
A new UK property fund manager, co-founded by former Healey & Baker senior partner Paul Orchard-Lisle, has embarked on ambitious plans to raise up to £300m of equity for three specialist funds
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News
Cushman & Wakefield posts €47.3m loss
Cushman & Wakefield has reported a loss of €47.3m for the first quarter of this year
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News
Glenstone Property becomes 21st UK REIT
Leicester-based Channel Island-listed retail investor plans expansion
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Online
Knight Frank's Global Real Estate Markets Update: 2009
As the global economic slowdown gathered momentum throughout 2008 and into 2009, its negative impact on commercial property markets across the world has gained force.