All Property Week articles in 23 May 2014 – Page 3
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Online
Patron heads for Spain with €400m JV
Patron Capital Partners and Meridia Capital Partners have signed a joint venture to target €400m of real estate opportunities in Spain.
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Online
Property companies object to HS2 London-to-Birmingham route
Major landowners and property companies have petitioned the government to revise the route of HS2 between London and Birmingham.
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Quintain NAV rises 11%
Quintain Estates & Developments saw its NAV per share increase by 11%, up from 104p to 115p per share over the year, as it transforms into a London-focused developer.
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News
Quintain’s £500m Wembley goal
At least a quarter of Quintain’s 5,000-home masterplan at Wembley Park will be built for the private rented sector.
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Insight
Property Week London supplement
London’s housing bubble has been established dinner party chat for some time, and it is not going anywhere.
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Insight
Lending lifts off
De Montfort report shows talk of recovery in the UK commercial real estate finance market is not all hot air. By Mike Phillips
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News
London’s leveraged legacy lingers
The London investment market is flying but some distressed legacy positions are still providing opportunities. David Hatcher reports.
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News
John Lewis markets Park Royal shed
Retailer John Lewis is seeking a sale and leaseback deal for its warehouse in Park Royal, west London.
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Professional
Heygate hiatus
Elephant and Castle developers must reveal viability assessment for new homes. Adam Branson reports
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News
Heritage Oil spills into Hanover Sq
Heritage Oil is under offer to take the last floor at Mitsui Fudosan and Stanhope’s 5 Hanover Square (pictured), which would leave the Mayfair building fully let.
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News
By George, it’s Tommy
It’s unlikely that Deutsche Bank’s George Buckley and Tommy Carcetti, the fictional mayor of drug-ridden and corrupt Baltimore as envisaged in HBO series The Wire, actually have much in common.
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Insight
Miliband’s pre-election football could turn off rental investors
Readers of a certain age may have spluttered “it’s back to the Seventies” on hearing Labour leader Ed Miliband prescribing tougher controls on private landlords and rents.
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Markets
We need to focus on the reality of the housing problem
Nigel Wilson, Legal & General’s (L&G) group chief executive, clearly has a passion for solving Britain’s housing shortage.
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Markets
Investors eye up Manchester schemes
Priced out of the overheating London market, developers are heading north. By Richard Williams.
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News
Whatever it takes to make ends meat
Ludgate has been informed that Keith Dowley of Dowley Turner Real Estate fame has decided to branch out from his career in property - to take up butchery.
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Markets
Retailers raise flag for Liverpool’s cruise terminal
Liverpool One sales jump 7.5% in Q1 as cruise numbers grow. Richard Williams reports.
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Markets
Croydon hits new heights
The redevelopment of Taberner House in Croydon will be the first public-private partnership in the UK to incorporate a private-rented element.
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Professional
The true cost of London’s traffic going underground
Plans for a 22-mile orbital underground ring road around the capital could be the solution for easing congestion, but will the environmental impact and cost outweigh the benefits? By Adam Branson
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News
A chimp on his shoulder
As the largest commercial property company in the UK, Land Securities is a corporate behemoth.