All Property Week articles in 23 October 2009 – Page 12
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Father and son team Adams launch property information service
Father and son team Bill and David Adams have launched a new commercial property information service – propertyarchive.co.uk.
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PWC brings unfinished Marconi hotel to the market
PricewaterhouseCoopers has brought an unfinished luxury hotel development on the site of the former Marconi building at the Strand to the market.
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Shareholders plans to oust JSM Indochina directors
Former Gazeley chairman Duggan proposed as replacement.
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Developers turn to housing
Developers who traditionally have built shops and offices are turning to housebuilding to take advantage of a market in which the residential sector looks more compelling.
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Land Registry to shed 1,500 jobs ahead of possible sale
The Land Registry will announce plans today to cut 1,500 jobs and close a quarter of its national offices before a possible sale of the government department to the private sector, The Times has learnt.
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Deustche Land to be delisted
Black Sea Global Properties is planning to delist Deutsche Land after buying the German property investment company for £42m.
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St David's shopping centre extension opens today
St David's shopping centre in Cardiff has opened this morning.
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Pinewood plans rejected
Pinewood Sheperton’s plans for the first ‘live-work’ film community in the world have been rejected by South Bucks District Council.
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Regent Inns completes pre-pack administration
Regent Inns, the operator of the Walkabout bar and Jongleurs comedy club chains, has completed a pre-pack administration.
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Government lists US Embassy
The US Embassy in Grosvenor Square has been listed, a move that could impact on the US government’s sale of the prominent Mayfair building.
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Jaeger signs at Liverpool One
Jaeger, the British fashion brand, is to open a 2,500 sq ft store in Peter’s Lane, Liverpool One’s fashion and accessories district.
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Net-a-Porter to move HQ to Westfield London
Online fashion company Net-a-Porter has signed up to move its head quarters to Westfield London.
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Commercial Mortgage Backers Face $1.6 Billion Loss
Investors in the first U.K. commercial mortgage bonds to be liquidated since the financial crisis began may lose as much as 1 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) after values of properties backing the two deals collapsed.
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London leads rise in office demand
Occupier demand for offices and shops across the UK is rising for the first time in more than two years, with London leading the recovery, according to a study.