All Property Week articles in 22 November 2013 – Page 2
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Government finance chief defends Royal Mail property valuation
The government’s chief commercial expert has defended the property valuation prior to Royal Mail’s privatisation as the share price for the company continues to rise.
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Former DTZ and LSH man Knowles takes on new role
Colliers International has recruited capital markets agent John Knowles to the firm as a partner in its national investment team, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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Permission for first homes at Olympic Park granted
Lend Lease and London Continental Railways have won planning permission for 330 new homes at The International Quarter in Stratford.
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Grosvenor's Mayfair gallery plans approved
Grosvenor’s plans for the creation of the new Gogosian Gallery at 20 Grosvenor Hill in Mayfair were approved last night.
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Deka Immobilien buys €500m City asset
Deka Immobilien has bought The St. Botolph Building in the City for €500m on behalf of its open-ended real estate fund Deka-ImmobilienEuropa, as revealed by Property Week in September.
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Shaftesbury posts improved NAV and rental income
Growth in Shaftesbury’s income and revenue has been tempered by the amount of redevelopment activity across the portfolio, particularly in Carnaby, its chief executive Brian Bickell said today.
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Wereldhave abandons €220m bond offering
Wereldhave has abandoned plans to offer €220m in five-year convertible bonds in order to refinance convertible bonds due in 2015.
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Shaftesbury posts improved NAV and rental income
Growth in Shaftesbury’s income and revenue has been tempered by the amount of redevelopment activity across the portfolio, particularly in Carnaby, its chief executive Brian Bickell said today.
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Government calls on businesses to draw up development plans
Businesses should be involved in neighbourhood plans in order to influence development, the planning minister said today.
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MORNING AFTER: SPOOF NIGHT
The cream of the out-of-town retail world turned out last week at the King’s Head in London’s West End for a showdown that pitched top deal makers against one another in mental prowess, poker faces, and preschool grasp of numbers from 0 to 6 — at the annual Edgerley Simpson ...
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Charles Russell signs for Guildford letting
Legal practice Charles Russell has signed a 15-year lease for 20,911 sq ft at IM Properties’ One London Square in Guildford.
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Argos unveils "store of the future"
Argos this morning unveiled the first of six “digital format” stores that will use iPads instead of catalogues.
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Salmond promises economic stability for an independent Scotland
Scotland’s first minister Alex Salmond has promised a more stable economy and greater support for business growth if Scotland votes for independence next year.
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Staffordshire scheme gets green light
Outline planning consent has been granted for Nurton Development’s mixed-use scheme in Burton-upon-Trent.
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Help to Buy Wales to launch
The Welsh government has unveiled its own Help to Buy scheme, intended to help first time buyers get on the housing ladder with as little as a 5% deposit.
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Karl Lagerfeld agrees debut UK store
German fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld has agreed a deal to open his debut UK store.
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Savills agrees South African alliance
Savills has formed a strategic alliance with 5 th Avenue Properties in South Africa to work together across South and Southern Africa in the office and industrial sectors.
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Corestate repays €121.5m securitised loan
European property investor Corestate has repaid a securitised loan of €121.5m to Hatfield Philips International nine months ahead of maturity.
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Topps Tiles launches smaller format to secure stores
Topps Tiles is preparing to trial a new smaller store format next year called Topps Tiles Boutique.
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Mitchells & Butlers ramps up property value by £31m
The value of Mitchells Butlers property estate has increased by £31m this year.