All Property Week articles in 24 June 2011 – Page 7
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£30m Hong Kong cash for Pinnacle
Pinnacle Regeneration Group has received £30m of investment from three Hong Kong-based families in order to fund its expansion plans.
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Localism amendment to exclude planning from local referendums
The Earl of Lytton has today proposed an amendment to the Localism Bill that would give local authorities the power to exclude planning applications from local referendums.
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McCabe sets up Chinese retail company
Kevin McCabe’s Scarborough Group has set up a company in China designed as a ‘one stop shop’ for UK and European retailers looking to enter the country.
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Harrow Council opens fake shop to attract retailers
Harrow Council has today opened London’s first mock-up shop to attract new traders and investors to the high street.
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Quintain secures restaurant lettings for London Designer Outlet
Quintain has revealed a raft of restaurant signings for the London Designer Outlet at its Wembley City scheme.
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Crowne Plaza hotel in Shoreditch to be sold for £80m
Colliers International has been appointed by the administrators and LPA receivers to sell the 196-bedroom Crowne Plaza hotel in Shoreditch for £80m.
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SuperGroup exchanges contracts on Regent Street store
SuperGroup has confirmed that it will open a flagship Superdry store on London’s Regent Street and has now exchanged contracts.
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JD Sports buys eight Cecil Gee stores
JD Sports Fashion has acquired eight Cecil Gee stores from Moss Bros for £1.7m.
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Nimbys handcuffed to Chelsea Barracks railings
Chelsea residents have today chained themselves to the bars of Chelsea Barracks, in protest against the failure of developer Qatari Diar to demonstrate the full height of the huge residential scheme that will be built at the site.
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Barratt to build Arsenal stadium resi project
Barratt London today said that it had agreed to build a new 375-home residential project next to the Emirates stadium, home of Arsenal Football Club.
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Jaro buys in New Oxford Street
Jaro Real Estate, the investment vehicle of ex-King Sturge partner David Hallett, has struck its first deal by buying Isis House at 64-76 New Oxford Street in London for £9.5m.
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UK Coal partners with Taylor for major residential development
The property arm of the UK’s largest coal mining arm has agreed a deal with Taylor Wimpey which could see up to 4,000 homes built across England and Scotland over the next ten years.
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DTZ Investment Management buys West Midlands retail park
DTZ Investment Management has bought a retail park in Wolverhampton for £40.65m.