All Property Week articles in 25 September 2009 – Page 2
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OnlineHenderson Global Investors: Central London Office Update - September 2009
"Opportunities are emerging across the broader spectrum of London offices, outside the traditional safe haven of long-lease, bond-style investments. Astute investors lie poised to exploit mis-pricing opportunities as the turning point in capital values is reached."
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OnlineKnight Frank Prague Office Market Report: H1 2009
"With take-up of 105,346 sq m recorded in the first half of 2009, leasing activity in the Prague market has slowed compared with last year. The market has become increasingly shaped by the activities of companies renegotiating their lease terms or subletting office space. "
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OnlineHSBC tower close to £800m sale
Two consortiums, including one from South Korea, are vying to carry out a sale and purchase leaseback of the HSBC tower in London for around £800m.
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OnlineSeven Halabi properties in London go into receivership.
Seven of the nine properties in Simon Halabi’s central London Protractor portfolio have gone into receivership.
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Royal London Exempt Property Unit Trust buys supermarket leasehold
Royal London Exempt Property Unit Trust (RLEPUT) has bought the long leasehold of the supermarket element of a mixed-use development at Coombe Lane, Raynes Park.
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Standard Life lets 105,000 sq ft at the Hub
Standard Life Investments has let over 105,000 sq ft of warehouse space at The Hub, Skyline 120 in Braintree, Essex, on behalf of RBS Pension Trustee.
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Thames Water takes 43,142 sq ft at Green Park
Prupim has completed a 43,142 sq ft letting to Thames Water at its flagship office park, Green Park in Reading.
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Andrews & Robertson sees Northern sales slow
Andrews Robertson saw its sale rate dip at its mixed residential and commercial auction on Tuesday.
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Savills resi sale rate soars
Savills enjoyed a sale rate of 92% at its residential sale at the Millennium Hotel last Monday.
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Scottish Widows buys Hermiston Gait retail park
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has completed its purchase of Invista’s Hermiston Gait retail park for £66m as first revealed by Property Week in August.
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Patriciu succeeds with increased offer for Deutsche Land
Romanian entrepreneur Dinu Patriciu is poised to take control of Deutsche Land, the AIM-listed German property investor, after increasing his offer by 8%.
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New Asda store planned for North Belfast
ASDA said today it plans to convert the old Dunnes store on the Crumlin Road, North Belfast, into a new ASDA store.
