All Property Week articles in 23 July 2010 – Page 3
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Foreclosures jump among prime US borrowers
Credit-worthy borrowers with straightforward mortgages are entering foreclosure at a record pace, according to a report released on Tuesday by Lender Processing Services, which tracks and analyses mortgages
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Euro Disney sells €47m mall
Klepierre and AXA have bought the Val d’Europe mall from Euro Disney for €47m.
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NWDA axes funding for more than 100 schemes
The North West Development Agency (NWDA) has axed funding that was due for more than 100 schemes across the northwest, and it will make no new financial commitments next year.
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Redefine agrees £106m London hotels deal
Redefine International has agreed to buy five Holiday Inn hotels in London for £106.3m.
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Valad wins €480m Swedish fund management mandate.
Valad Europe has been appointed by Kefren Properties as investment manager of its €480m real estate portfolio in Sweden for five years.
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Swiss clock to return to Leicester Square
The famous Swiss Glockenspiel clock in Leicester Square, is set to return after a two year break.
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CABE Review: Northumberland Development Project, Haringey
Design of a new stadium for Tottenham Hotspur Football Club within the context of a wider development, including a new supermarket, apartments, a hotel, and new public open space. Designed by Make Architects, KSS Design Group and Townshend Landscape .
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CABE Review: New Wakefield Street, Manchester
A 33-storey building for mature students and key worker accommodation. Developer - Allied Developments. Designed by Hodder + Partners.
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CABE Review: Morecambe Centreal Promenade Redevelopment Site, Lancaster
Developer: Urban Splash Architect: Flacq Architects
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Walsall Regeneration Company to close
Walsall Regeneration Company (WRC) is to close following a decision by Advantage West Midlands that it can no longer provide funding.
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Betting shop bought up by rivals
South-east based betting shop chain Roar Betting has been split up and sold after it was placed in administration on 19 July.
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Norwegian sovereign fund eyes a stake in Regent Street
Norway’s sovereign wealth fund is in the running to buy a stake in Regent Street, one of the world’s most famous shoppingdestinations and a prized asset of the Crown Estate, The Daily Telegraph reported yesterday.
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Councils stand in way of Boris LDA power grab
Council leaders in London have failed to reach agreement with Boris Johnson’s office on his proposal to devolve key development powers to the mayor of London.
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UK Coal appoints Peel director to run restructured property division
UK Coal, Britain’s largest coal mining company, has appointed Peel Holdings director Owen Michaelson to take over its property division following a structural overhaul of the business.
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HSBC to lead £600m Pinnacle funding
The consortium behind plans to develop one the Pinnacle is close to agreeing terms with HSBC to lead the £600m financing of what will be one of London’s tallest skyscrapers, the Independent on Sunday reported yesterday.
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Heseltine panel to allocate £1bn Regional Growth Fund
Former deputy prime minister Lord Heseltine will head up the panel that selects which regeneration schemes will benefit from the government’s new £1bn Regional Growth Fund.
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Trespass opens first south-west store
Outdoor leisure and clothing retailer Trespass has opened its first high street store in the south west as it starts a wave of new openings.
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St Martins to sell £900m portfolio
St Martins has put up for sale a £900m portfolio of assets located across the UK and Europe.
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Shapps unveils "Right to Build" planning reforms
Housing minister Grant Shapps has today unveiled the government’s latest “localist” proposals for the planning system, which aim to let rural villagers decide where they want homes built.
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Standard Life Investments in talks to invest in Schroders Moorgate scheme
Standard Life Investments is in talks with Stanhope, Schroders and the Clothworker’s Company to join the joint venture to invest in the proposed development of 8-10 Moorgate.