All Property Week articles in 23 November 2012 – Page 3
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DTZ 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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Sugar Quay pictures revealed
Property Week unveils images of the Candy brothers’ plans for Sugar Quay in the City of London.
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Mount Anvil reveals 27-storey Tech City tower
Mount Anvil has released images of its 27-storey residential tower emerging on the fringe of Tech City, London.
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Sir John Ritblat taps bond market
Property veteran Sir John Ritblat is preparing to raise funds through a 5.75% bond issue in order to pay down shareholder debts, secured against part of his £131m Alpha Plus education portfolio.
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Candy brothers submit Sugar Quay plans
The Candy brothers’ CPC Group has submitted a planning application for Sugar Quay, in the City of London.
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Blackstone exchanges on Adelphi purchase
Blackstone has exchanged contracts to buy the art deco Adelphi building on the Embankment for around £260m.
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Blackstone exchanges on Adelphi purchase
Blackstone has exchanged contracts to buy the art deco Adelphi building on the Embankment for around £260m.
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Marcuse quits as global real estate head at UBS Global Asset Management
Paul Marcuse is leaving as head of global real estate at UBS Global Asset Management after six years in the role.
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M7 and Europa buy industrial estates
The Light Industrial Property Partnership, a joint venture between Europa Capital and M7 Real Estate, has bought six industrial estates for £12.6m.
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JLL Manchester hotshot heads for London's West End
Jones Lang LaSalle’s head of Manchester is preparing to move to an investment role in London’s West End.
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Tweet Up on Ice - tomorrow!
There is only one day left to reserve your place to skate for free in the City at Broadgate EC2 and network on ice at Property Week’s Tweet Up event tomorrow.
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McCarthy & Stone launches strategic review
McCarthy Stone, the largest developer of privately owned retirement property in the UK, has launched a strategic review, which could see the company float on the stock exchange.
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CBRE's Karen Queen dies
CBRE City investment agent Karen Queen has died from cancer, aged 49.
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Treasury to control public sector land sales
The Treasury is to seize control of the sale of public land from Whitehall departments in an attempt to speed up disposals.
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Treasury to control public sector land sales
The Treasury is to seize control of the sale of public land from Whitehall departments in an attempt to speed up disposals.
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Dublin's Burlington Hotel sold for 25% of 2007 price tag
The Burlington Hotel in Dublin has been sold to US group Blackstone for €67m, which is just less than 25% of what it was bought for five years ago.
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West End office to resi conversions accelerate
Planning applications for converting offices to residential in London’s West End increased by 53% in 2011, according to new research by central London property consultancy H2SO.
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Quintain's NAV drops 3.8%
Quintain this morning reported a 3.8% drop in its net asset value in the six months to 30 September.
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German fund manager lines up £220m Southwark deal
Deka is under offer to buy the well-known Palestra building in Southwark for around £220m.
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Oxford Properties buys CBRE HQ for £110m
Oxford Properties has purchased the City of London headquarters of CBRE for £110m, as revealed by Property Week