All Property Week articles in 23 November 2007 – Page 4
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News
Cordea Savills forms India joint venture
Cordea Savills, the property fund management arm of Savills has formed a joint venture with Nichani Group, a family-owned business, to launch new investments in India. Their first venture is a $200m fund which is looking to invest in housing and leisure developments. The Times
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Virgin sublets at Thomas More
Virgin Media has sublet 81,000 sq ft of offices at the Quadrant at Land Securities’ Thomas More Square, near London’s Tower Bridge.
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Markets
Retail resolution
Could the advent of a third shopping centre finally fulfil Croydon’s potential?
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Professional
Segro relinquishes power
Segro has sold the combined heat and power operation at its Slough trading estate to Scottish and Southern Energy for £49.2m.
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Resolution’s second Portuguese shopping trip
Resolution Property AIMs to create a €250m (£178m) Portuguese property portfolio within a year of striking a joint venture agreement to develop its second shopping centre in the country.
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Markets
Pathfinders in pipeline
Regeneration is helping the housing markets in Yorkshire and the north-east
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Turner sits out storm as TRPIT takes a tumble
Property share guru Chris Turner predicted this week that most of the quoted property sector pain had already been felt, but that the ‘point of maximum pessimism’ had still to be reached.
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Warner offloads trio
Warner Estate Holdings has sold two vacant offices Avon House in Solihull and Systems House in Woking and Europa Trading Estate in Kent for a total of £10.5m.
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Sainsbury’s on site at Selly Oak
Sainsbury’s has started work on phase one of its mixed-use Selly Oak New Road scheme near Birmingham, which includes a road to link Harborne Lane to the hospital scheme.
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Online
Smart move
This runabout helped entrepreneur Stephen Jones launch an online service where buy-to-let landlords can rent out unused parking spaces.
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Lots to watch
The Cushman & Wakefield auction will take place on 29 November at The British Academy of Film and Television Arts at 195 Piccadilly in central London.
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Professional
Plans for new leases
Question: I am a landlord and have agreed to grant a lease to a new tenant. However, the tenant’s solicitors have said that plans of the premises previously used and accepted by other tenants are no longer sufficient. Is this correct?
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Opportunity knocks for Threadneedle
Fund manager to set up £300m vehicle to take advantage of falling prices
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Workspace values take third-quarter hit
Workspace Group’s net asset value fell 3% in the third quarter.
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Rokeby heads south
North East-based Rokeby Developments is planning a retail development expansion into the south of England and the Midlands.
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Satisfaction guaranteed
There appeared to be no evidence of liquidity problems in terms of either finance or champagne at the Association of Property Bankers’ annual dinner last week.
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Insight
New Grimley structure is this year’s model
GVA Grimley has always operated on the edge of the London agency scene, content to be a powerhouse in the Midlands and Manchester and with a strong consultancy business. Yesterday, the £148m-a-year agency the UK’s seventh biggest once again departed from Mayfair thinking by announcing plans to switch from ...
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Jermon’s government letting
Northern Ireland’s Department of Finance and Personnel has placed Jermon Developments’ 21,000 sq ft office building at Belfast’s Gasworks under offer.