All Property Week articles in 23 November 2012 – Page 2
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OnlineSaudi oil firm agrees 10 Portman Square prelet
Saudi Arabian oil company Saudi Aramco has signed a prelet deal to take 24,392 sq ft of space at British Land’s 10 Portman Square in London’s West End.
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OnlineAll Comet stores to close by 18 December if no buyer is found
Comet is to shut all of its stores before Christmas, with the date provisionally set for 18 December, if a buyer is not found by then.
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Online£40m City property bought by Orchard Street
Orchard Street Investment Management has bought the office and retail property, 8-10 Old Jewry on behalf of a client for £40.02m.
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OnlineImproved results for Telford Homes
The London-based developer Telford Homes has today reported an improved set of interim results, which saw pre-tax profits quadruple to £6.5m.
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OnlineSegro secures occupier at ailing Neckermann campus
Segro has signed a 350,000 sq ft letting at its troubled Neckermann site in Frankfurt.
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OnlineLane Clark and Peacock signs West End prelet
Financial, actuarial and business consultant Lane Clark and Peacock has signed a prelet to take 40,000 sq ft of office space at the 95 Wigmore Street development in London’s West End.
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OnlineKennedy Wilson beats Delancey and KKR to €108m Dublin block
Delancey and private equity firm KKR have been pipped to the purchase of State Street’s Irish banking headquarters.
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OnlineLane Clark and Peacock signs 95 Wigmore Street prelet
Financial, actuarial and business consultants Lane Clark and Peacock has signed a pre-let to take 40,000 sq ft of office space at the 95 Wigmore Street development in London’s West End.
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OnlineConygar submits plans for huge south Wales scheme
Conygar has lodged plans for the regeneration of Haverfordwest town centre in south Wales.
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OnlineConference head to head for Westfield and Hammerson
Retail giants Westfield and Hammerson went head to head today in front of an audience of councillors, property agents and developers at the Develop Croydon conference today.
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OnlineBarratt chief: UK housing crisis will get worse
The UK is facing a housing crisis which will get worse before it gets better, Mark Clare, chief executive of Barratt Developments told delegates at the Develop Croydon conference today.
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OnlineFinsbury Circus redevelopment to go ahead
The City of London Corporation has granted planning permission for the redevelopment of a 240,000 sq ft office building at Finsbury Circus.
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OnlineHigh Speed 2 to help solve “unacceptable disparity” between London & the regions
The “unacceptable disparity” between the economic fortunes of London and the rest of the UK regions was slammed by David Mowat, MP for Warrington South at GVA’s north-west investment forum in the City of London this morning.
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Online£60.75m contract exchanged for Old Street site
Helical Bar and Crosstree have exchanged contracts to buy a site on London’s Old Street Roundabout for £60.75m.
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OnlineHenderson in €151m French deals
Henderson Global Investors has bought two French shopping centres for a total of €151m, in its joint ventures with Warburg Henderson.
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OnlineMountgrange and Prupim’s £60m Glasgow plans confirmed
Mountgrange and Prupim have confirmed their purchase of 1 West Regent Street in Glasgow, paving the way for a £60m speculative scheme in the city’s business district.
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OnlineHCA chief Ritchie quits for Newcastle top job
Homes and Communities Agency chief executive Pat Ritchie has today announced she will be leaving the agency to take up the role of chief executive at Newcastle City Council.
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OnlineL&G in for planning at former Nestle Croydon HQ
Legal General Property will lodge an application next week for detailed planning for its proposed refurbishment of the former Nestle building in Croydon.
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OnlineDTZ to be demerged?
Could DTZ be demerged from UGL? It’s a theory doing the rounds in the Australian financial markets.
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OnlineJapanese giant closes in on £175m D2 Private Victoria block
A Japanese property company is under offer on the £175m headquarters of the Department for Business, Innovation Skills, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
