All Property Week articles in 24 October 2014 – Page 5
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NewsClydesdale takes space in Granite House
Clydesdale Bank has signed for a 31,000 sq ft office in Glasgow’s Granite House as it looks to move some staff from its existing HQ.
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NewsNew heights for Cluttons as it signs telecoms masts contract
Cluttons has won the mandate to manage the UK’s largest telecommunications contract - and oversee the consolidation of Vodafone and Telefónica’s parent company’s estate.
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InsightCity devolution will drive nationwide growth
In a report published this week, the City Growth Commission, led by Jim O’Neill, calls for greater self-determination for the UK’s largest metro areas.
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InsightLondon is still the destination of choice for Middle Eastern investors
The UK real estate market is no stranger to overseas investors - especially those from the Middle East.
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MarketsService with a smile as Chiswick Park steps up feel-good-factor
Felicity Francis reports on the latest in urban lifestyle concepts.
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InsightHousing outlook remains sunny despite chilly spell
As the autumn chill sweeps through the streets of London, so signs of a cooling in the house market begin to appear. But what is the longer-term forecast?
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InsightHilton checks in for global growth
After slamming on the brakes in 2007, the Hilton group is back on the expansion trail. Felicity Francis reports.
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NewsCBRE has the formula to manage Silverstone Park
MEPC has appointed CBRE to manage its latest acquisition, the 2.4m sq ft Silverstone Park.
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ProfessionalLyons review into housebuilding presents a compelling combination of carrot and stick
Commission’s advice will be heeded regardless of who wins the general election, says Adam Branson
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NewsRecord rent in Camden with Condé Nast let
Condé Nast, the publisher of Glamour and Vogue, has taken an office in Camden, setting a record rent for the north London borough.
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Property firms take a hit... but look buoyant in wider market setting
Listed property companies have taken a hit amid all the stock market volatility of recent weeks.
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NewsFizzy buys Finchley site for first PRS new build
Fizzy Living has bought its first development site for a build-to-rent scheme in Finchley, north London.
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ProfessionalPeople Moves: Bruton Knowles, LSH, British Land etc
Tessa Newton, Ramla Mohamed and Aled Jenkins have joined Bruton Knowles as commercial surveyor, property assistant and associate respectively.
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InsightLeader: Bricks ‘n’ mortar is dead. Long live bricks ‘n’ mortar
It was not so long ago that retail experts were gloomily forecasting a slow and painful death - or at least dramatic rationalisation - of the bricks ‘n’ mortar stores in our towns and cities.
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NewsHigh bid wins low-rent Milton Keynes site
A 150,000 sq ft mixed-use town centre scheme in Milton Keynes has been placed under offer for close to £35m.
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InsightRegional investment basks in glow of overheated London
Investment in the regions is at its highest since 2006. Guy Montague-Jones reports.
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NewsOccupiers move to submarkets to attract best staff
Occupiers are increasingly migrating to new submarkets as the market bounces back, Cushman & Wakefield has found.
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MarketsColworth Science Park reinvents itself to attract investors
After years of seclusion, Unilever is finally prising open its gates. Nick Johnstone reports
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NewsOaktree to launch UK commercial property bridging arm
Oaktree Capital Management, the LA-based investor, is set to launch a commercial property bridging arm in the UK, putting an initial £1bn of short-term loans up for grabs.
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InsightApproach REIT specialisation with caution
Even William Shakespeare had something to say about business diversification. In The Merchant of Venice, he wrote: “My ventures are not in one bottom trusted, Nor to one place; nor is my whole estate”.
