All Property Week articles in 23 October 2009 – Page 10
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News
Commercial property back in IFAs’ good books
An increasing number of independent financial advisers (IFAs) suggest that their clients increase their investment allocation in property
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Markets
Housing design is back on CABE’s gold standard
The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) has awarded a Building for Life gold standard to Crest Nicholson’s Admiralty Quarter (pictured) in Portsmouth harbour
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Axa and Sumitomo go big in Japan
Axa Real Estate Investment Managers has teamed up with Sumitomo Trust & Banking to create a ¥100bn (£660m) fund to buy prime office buildings in Tokyo
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Markets
Derby day awaits for council-courting developers
The city council is closing in on a relocation decision
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Telereal calls on Israeli funds to buy Aviva HQ
Tel Aviv-based funds poised to buy Norwich office in huge sale for East Anglia
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Merkel makes REITs more attractive
Germany’s new centre-right coalition government is preparing to introduce residential REITS and will encourage some of the country’s principal residential companies to convert
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Aylesbury’s local asset-backed vehicle
Strutt & Parker Real Estate Financial Services (SPREFS) managing director Philip Ingman and Guildhouse UK director Graham Cole have teamed up with Aylesbury Vale District Council to create a local asset-backed vehicle.
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Markets
Simply Ashbourne for M&S
Marks & Spencer Simply Food has opened an 11,000 sq ft store at Cedar House Investments’ Waterside Park in Ashbourne, Derbyshire
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DP World approaches banks
Port of call: DP World is understood to have approached banks to obtain £1bn of debt to develop a container port and 9.5m sq ft logistics park in the Thames Gateway
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BNP Paribas appoints Williams
BNP Paribas Real Estate has appointed former Knight Frank Edinburgh investment head Richard Williams as its new head of investment in the Scottish capital.
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Treasury submits revised Battersea application
Treasury Holdings has formally submitted a planning application on its masterplan for the £5.5bn redevelopment of the 40 acre Battersea Power Station site
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Markets
Orange ‘does an Apple’
Orange this month opened its first multimedia store at the Centre MK in Milton Keynes
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Return to lender is investors’ alternative purchase route
“Loan to own” is becoming a more common work-out strategy
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Allsop’s sales soar as prime yields rally
Auction house offloads 92% of lots and raises more than £80m last week
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LXB Retail lists on AIM
LXB Retail Properties listed on AIM today with an initial market capitalisation of £110m
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Professional
Tweets ahead
Are social networking websites time-wasting distractions, or can they help business? Claer Barrett finds out how many property companies are plugged in
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Markets
Hayter’s licence to kill off rogue agents
Chair of the new Property Standards Board calls for licensing system to regulate estate agency
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AFI has upper hand with ‘new Europe’ developments
Israeli-owned developer dictates terms to tenants as it opens 850,000 sq ft Bucharest mall
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Markets
Occupiers take industrial action
Spurred on by favourable terms, letting activity is returning to the region