All Property Week articles in 25 February 2011 – Page 7
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Minerva reports NAV rise but no letting news
London-focused developer Minerva said today that its net asset value rose 6.2% to 140p a share in the first half of its financial year, driven by a rise in the value of its assets and the effect of leverage.
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Scots call for public sector sale-and-leasebacks
The Scottish Property Federation has called on the government to consider a sale and leaseback of property owned by the public sector, in a bid to raise up to £25bn.
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Parfums Christian Dior signs for West End HQ
Parfums Christian Dior, a LVMH company, has signed to take 22,000 sq ft in London’s West End for its new HQ, as tipped by Property Week (22.10.10).
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Henderson in £70m King’s Cross P&O tie-up
Henderson Global Investors has entered into a joint venture with Istithmar P O Estates to develop the £70m final phase of its Regent Quarter scheme on York Way, next to King’s Cross station in London.
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Pizza Express and Dean's Diner sign at CBRE Investors' Port Solent scheme
Pizza Express and Dean’s Diner have signed at CBRE Investors’ Port Solent retail and leisure scheme in Portsmouth.
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Zizzi, Nando's and Byron sign at Greenwich Promenade
Zizzi, Nando’s and hamburger operator Byron have signed to take space at the riverside Greenwich Promenade scheme.
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Agreement signed for £100m Birmingham New Street redevelopment
John Lewis, Network Rail and Birmingham City Council have signed an agreement this morning for a £100m redevelopment of New Street station in Birmingham city centre.
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John Lewis to open Birmingham New Street store
John Lewis has confirmed that New Street station will be the location for its new Birmingham department store.
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UK portfolio drives strong full-year results at Hammerson
Hammerson announced strong annual results this morning - driven by better than expected rental growth and yield compression in the UK.
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Local authority permissions for housebuilding continue to slide, says HBF
Local authority planning permissions for housebuilding continued to slide during the final quarter of 2010, according to the latest Home Builders Federation (HBF).
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Great Portland Estates in Oxford Street property swap
Great Portland Estates has completed a property swap on London’s Oxford Street to enable a retail and office development next to one of the new Crossrail stations.
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Metric Property Investments buys Leeds retail redevelopment opportunity
Metric Property Investments is to develop an 85,000 sq ft retail scheme in Kirkstall, Leeds, after buying a Bhs store for £12m.
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MIPIM 2011: AXA Real Estate chief to speak on winning investments
Pierre Vaquier, chief executive of Axa Real Estate, has been announced as the latest addition to the MIPIM 2011 conference programme.
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MIPIM 2011: Johnson, Milton and Bear lead London Pavilion line-up
The London Pavilion at this year’s MIPIM is set to be a hive of activity as the nation’s capital celebrates the UK’s role as the event’s country of honour.
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Westfield plans White City extension
Westfield has revealed it is looking to submit a planning application for the extension of its Westfield London shopping centre in White City later this year.
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Residential rents fall in January
Residential rents fell slightly in January – for the second successive month – as a growing number of investors piled into the UK’s buy-to-let market pushing up supply, according to LSL Property Services.
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DevSec and Cathedral lodge £100m Greenwich regeneration plans
Development Securities and Cathedral Group have submitted plans for the redevelopment of the former Greenwich Industrial Estate into a mixed-use scheme called “The Movement”, between Norman Road and Waller Way.
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Invista on verge of £34m disposals
Invista European Real Estate Trust said today that three of its assets were under offer at a total price of £33.5 as part of an accelerated disposals process.
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Crown Estate poaches British Land's Anthea Harries for St James's portfolio
The Crown Estate has poached Anthea Harries from British Land to manage its St James’s portfolio.
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