All Property Week articles in 25 September 2009 – Page 7
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Markets
Councils face tough times on housing, warns new body chief
Local authorities will be under increasing pressure to find resources to build new homes
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News
Deutsche Land rejects Black Sea offer
Deutsche Land’s board has rejected Romanian entrepreneur Dinu Patriciu’s £39.9m offer for the company
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Professional
Bribery bill could bring in US-style corruption laws
Sentencing in a landmark bribery case today shows how the UK is getting tougher on corruption
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Insight
Give us the big picture
Property Week, Drivers Jonas and the City of London corporation are proud to announce the property industry's second photography competition
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News
Berkeley First scores hotel Victory
Berkeley First has sold a hotel site at its Victory Pier scheme in Gillingham, Kent, to Geminex Hotels & Leisure for an undisclosed sum
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Insight
Housing benefits reduced
Sir, All the problems associated with the local housing allowance were predicted by us before its implementation (Property Week, 04.09.09)
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Markets
Stockport seeks willing bedfellows
Sites identified for hotel and office development but none is forthcoming
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News
Bullring and Broadgate sales signal end of bear sentiment
LandSecs and British Land “strategic” disposals fall short of analyst price expectations
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Professional
Surfers ride wave into new BCO site
A new information portal provides clearer information to BCO members
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Insight
Time for banks to cash in on property’s mini-boom
Hermiston Gait retail park in Edinburgh is typical out-of-town fare
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News
What bankers want from property
All borrowers understand the mantra that “cash is king”, but fewer know what makes bankers tick, particularly when negotiating an impaired or defaulted loan.
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News
Irish “bad bank” lists loans for salvation
Investors await the fate of their assets as the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) takes on €77bn of loans. Deirdre Hipwell reports
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Markets
Bad light for Manchester investment
Transaction levels are heading for a 10-year low in the city centre
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News
Multi and Aviva pack six more into Bath Southgate
SouthGate, Multi Development and Aviva Investor’s retail and leisure scheme in Bath, has signed a further batch of retailers ahead of its opening on 4 November
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Markets
Riviera reverts to UK average
The end of the summer season seems an appropriate time to reflect on one of the more resilient residential development markets in the UK: coastal development in south-west England, particularly Cornwall and Devon
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Insight
Who to know: David Atkins
Hammerson’s incoming chief executive takes over from John Richards next week
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News
Sweat “underwater” Propinvest assets, says CBRE
A large portfolio of UK property assets owned by Glenn Maud’s Propinvest that are “underwater”, should be actively managed rather than sold, the special servicer to the portfolio’s securitised debt vehicle has warned