All Property Week articles in 23 October 2009 – Page 3
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Threshers owner looks at options for survival
First Quench, the owner of the Threshers and Wine Rack off-licence chain, is working with advisor KPMG to rescue the business.
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Savills Industrial Market Watch: Dublin - October 2009
"2009 has been difficult for the Dublin industrial market, in line with the overall tone of the property market and the poor domestic and international economic conditions. Activity in the market continues to be almost completely dominated by letting activity rather than sales, a trend, which began to emerge in ...
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Knight Frank's UK Market Outlook - October 2009
"Investment purchases totalled £13.9 bn in the nine months to September, compared to £18.2 bn for the equivalent period of last year. Nevertheless, last year momentum was fading as the year progressed, this year it is gathering pace. Overseas investors continue to dominate activity."
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CB Richard Ellis's UK Regional Office Centres Marketview - October 2009
"Against the backdrop of greater economic uncertainty and rising unemployment, it is unsurprising that demand for office space across the regions was subdued during the first half of 2009. A total of 1.3m sq ft was let, which equates to 30% of the 4.3m sq ft total for 2008."
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Savills' Brussels office market report: Q3 2009
“Although some key deals this quarter should re-ignite confidence in the investment market, the lack of prime assets could see some keen players competing, which could even cause some yield compression in the top-tier market. However, overall market conditions will not improve much more until 2010.”
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Savills' Alternative Property Sectors - Securing an Income Stream: October 2009
"Overall, property has a dual role of securing income return and capital growth for an investor. During periods of falling yields, and buoyant economic conditions, the less volatile income element gets smaller coverage than headline grabbing capital value movements. Income is viewed as the boring part of investment return, but ...
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DTZ's Property Times Report: Central London - Q3 2009
"Overall, economic conditions are expected to stabilise, but not return to ‘normal’ for some time, while uncertainty about demand continues. Investment in land and buildings are weaker than hitherto expected, especially in the banking sector."
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King Sturge: Croatia Market Bulletin - Autumn 2009
"Europe has a growing involvement in Croatia, which provides it with increasing resilience, choice and competitiveness of its private sector and bringing it more in line with Western European business practices and requirements from businesses and visitors to Croatia. This complements the gradual economic development that the country has experienced ...
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Heather Rabbatts joins Grosvenor as non-exec
Heather Rabbatts has joined Grosvenor Britain & Ireland as a non-executive director.
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Green light for £70m Liverpool scheme
Liverpool City Council has given the green light for a £70 million office complex on a strategic site in the city.
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I am a landlord and I have just received a break notice from a tenant.
The lease is held by two companies jointly so is the notice valid?
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Renaissance for New Covent Garden Market
Next week the Covent Garden Market Authority will unveil dramatic plans for the redevelopment of the 57 acre New Covent Garden Market site at Nine Elms on the south bank of the Thames.
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NWDA pledges final £8m for Manchester BMX arena
The Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) has invested the final £8m to construct Manchester’s National Indoor BMX Centre.
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Intercontinental Hotel to open in Westminster
Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG) has signed a 20-year management contract with Splendid Hotel Group to open and operate a new hotel in Westminster, London.
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PW TV Retail: Guy Grainger on new retailers, shopping centres and the run up to Christmas
Guy Grainger, head of retail at Jones Lang LaSalle, reports from London's Oxford Street on the state of the UK retail market.
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Carlyle and Abstract Nikal submit Salford plans
Carlyle Group and joint venture partner Abstract Nikal have submitted a planning application for a site in Salford which includes the £25m regeneration of Soapworks, the former Colgate factory.
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Robert Heskett to leave the Mercers’ company
Robert Heskett has left the Mercers' Company with immediate effect.
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Sir Simon Milton unveils radical Nine Elms master plan
A radical plan to revive the Vauxhall, Nine Elms and Battersea areas was revealed by the Greater London Authority and deputy mayor of London Sir Simon Milton this morning.
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Blok builds ‘green wall’ at its Rhubarb scheme in Digbeth
Developer Blok Properties has erected a ‘green wall’ at its new office development, Rhubarb, on Heath Mill Lane, in Digbeth, Birmingham.
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Trebor and Wrenbridge selected to speculatively build in Hemel Hempstead
Dacorum Borough Council has appointed Trebor Developments and Wrenbridge Land as its preferred development partners to carry out a speculative development in Hemel Hempstead.