All Property Week articles in 24 July 2009 – Page 9
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Markets
Lambeth market makeover
Lambeth Council is seeking a design team to regenerate Lower Marsh in Waterloo
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News
Notice to kick
Can’t get a sponsor for your event? Then do as Wrenbridge does, and strong-arm your tenants into sponsoring it
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News
WG Mitchell Northern Irish sale
The entire Northern Irish property portfolio of WG Mitchell has been put up for sale by its administrator
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News
Parking plan to help outer London
A plan to relax parking restrictions to rejuvenate the outer London office market is one of the key recommendations in an interim report prepared by the Outer London Commission
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MarketsHarvey mettle
Having brokered a £155m West End deal last month, veteran agent Harvey Soning is upbeat in his market forecast
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NewsGould takes recovery position with two joint ventures
Coba to help fund managers and banks with portfolios that are ‘under water’
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ProfessionalHow to get out more
Property software is moving into a new era as programs are upgraded to meet the needs of mobile and home working. Leading suppliers talk to David Lawson about their products
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InsightNo stomach for German pic
Sir, The picture on p18 that illustrates your City View column, Germans’ appetite for lending could feed UK (Property Week, 10.07.09), is silly, arrogant and tasteless
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NewsTravel family wanders to the Eye
The family of a travel agency millionaire is the frontrunner to buy the Eye, 1 Procter Street (pictured) in London’s Midtown for around £42m
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NewsPrivate eye: Trevor Moross
It does not take long for green shoots to turn into oak trees in the minds of some investors
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News
ProLogis extends for occupier
ProLogis European Properties has extended two leases, totalling 450,000 sq ft, to Italian cosmetics and pharmaceuticals distributor Difarco at its ProLogis Park Piacenza to the south of Milan, by three years
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Markets
The fate of exchange
As the pound strengthens against the euro and the dollar, there is a danger continental investors might lose interest in London
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News
Glasgow and Edinburgh offices perk up
There was activity in the Glasgow and Edinburgh offices markets this week after a difficult first half of the year
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Markets
Frosty reception for reduced first phase of eco-towns …
Experts concerned about location and infrastructure as housing minister names first four sites
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ProfessionalFriends reunited as Finnan joins Hobby at Dunmoore
Industrial and trade counter investor’s new director ready to start spending while prices are low
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NewsLycra donned for Oxford
Down to Oxford to watch cyclists complete the London-to-Oxford bike ride earlier this month
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ProfessionalKeep your distance
High-definition video conferencing is saving companies time and money
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News
Dutch lender forces Irish developers to restructure
John Fleming and Liam Carroll seek High Court protection as ACC Bank calls in loans
