All Property Week articles in 26 February 2010 – Page 5
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Candy’s CPC Group hands back Beverly Hills site to Mexican bank
Christian Candy's CPC Group has handed back a prized development site in Beverly Hills which was meant to be developed into a luxury scheme to its lenders in a non-judicial foreclosure sale yesterday.
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Restructuring deal secured for European CMBS loan
Bondholders have approved a restructuring debt plan that will rescue insolvent department store chain Karstadt from liquidation, bringing respite to the retailer’s landlord, a Goldman Sachs-led consortium.
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CBRE appointed to sell Crystal Palace’s Selhurst Park
The joint administrators for Selhurst Park stadium, home of Crystal Palace football club, have instructed CB Richard Ellis as marketing agents.
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Robert Silvester to head CBRE’s City investment team
CB Richard Ellis has appointed Robert Silvester as the head of its City of London investment team.
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Berwin Leighton Paisner advice on Community Infrastructure Levy
The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), part of the Planning Act 2008, will come into force on 6 April 2010.
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I am a landlord and own commercial property. I want to introduce 'green leases' across my estate.
The response from tenants so far has been mixed. Are there any tax incentives available that might encourage take-up?
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PWTV: Property Come Dine With Me: Edinburgh - Episode One
Arousing buildings, speed dating and lashes of Grand Marnier were par for the course in the first episode of Property Come Dine With Me: Edinburgh.
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Mark Rigby on hard men, bullying and his weekend predictions
Bullying, clunking fists, inflexibility and a relentless demand for the highest standards. Sound familiar?
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AH Medical aims for REIT listing but receives bid approach
AH Medical Properties, the primary healthcare property company, is aiming to become the UK’s 22nd REIT.
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Join our campaign to bring the UK’s empty sites back to life
Across the UK, sites are being left as wastelands where development has stalled as a result of the recession.
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Liberty in talks to sell US malls
Liberty International, the UK’s largest shopping mall owner, is in talks to sell its $560m (£368m) US shopping centre business to a Miami-based real estate investment trust as the next step in its planned demerger.
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Land Securities in City tower talks
Land Securities is talking to contractors about the cost of building its proposed "Walkie-Talkie" tower – a significant step towards starting work on the mothballed project.
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S&P sees property correction by mid-2010
The China property market will see a correction this year due to slower demand, higher supply, tightening liquidity and the effects of government measures to cool speculation, according to Standard & Poor's Ratings Services.
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Defence Estates chief Vice Admiral Tim Laurence speaks to new public property website
The Office of Government Commerce is due to report on skills gaps among public sector property managers this spring to help government save money from managing its properties better
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Freddie Mac losses ease but warns on future
Freddie Mac posted a smaller loss last year than in 2008 and said for the third consecutive quarter that it won't need to ask the government for additional bailout funds. But the company says conditions could worsen as foreclosures pick up later this year.
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Valad focusses on revenue as losses narrow
Valad Property Group has made a smaller first-half loss than last year and says its business is now stable and the fund manager is focused on growing revenue.
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Qatar office demand on the up
The largest share of new demand in Qatar’s office space rentals for the second and third quarter of 2009 has come from the engineering and construction sector, according to a study published by DTZ Qatar.
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Arabtec halts work over Nakheel bills
Arabtec has stopped work on one of Nakheel’s largest housing projects because it has not been paid by the Dubai World-owned developer, says a senior official of the construction company.
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Indiabulls Real Estate to offlload wholesale unit
Indiabulls Real Estate, India’s fourth-biggest developer, said it plans to spin off its wholesale trading business.
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Liberty looks to sell US malls
Liberty International is in talks to sell its $560m (£368m) US shopping centre business to a Miami-based real estate investment trust as the next step in its planned demerger.