All Property Week articles in 26 February 2010 – Page 7
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Markets
Ugg steps into Hatfield Galleria
Australian sheepskin bootmaker Ugg's outlet store, Daniel Footwear has signed a 10-year lease on a 1,901 sq ft unit at Land Securities’ Galleria outlet centre in Hatfield
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Markets
Kestrel’s full nest
The 40,000 sq ft Kestrel House on Howberry Park, in Wallingford, Oxfordshire, is fully let
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MarketsReport highlights flat shortage in Leeds
Residential supply is slowing to a halt in Leeds, says a ground-breaking report this week
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MarketsSt Modwen tries second Hatfield fit
Plan submitted for reduced mixed-use scheme but funding needed
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News
London & Regional exit in Moscow
London & Regional has sold its Ulanskiy office complex in Moscow to Russian oil group Neftyanaya kompaniya Lukoil
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MarketsQ+A: RO makes tea for Ericsson
Richard Bourne, director at RO Developments, explains how it lured telecoms company Ericsson to its 90,000 sq ft Hemel One office building in Hemel Hempstead this week
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News
John Lewis rifles through Enfield shed
Graftongate has prelet an 85,000 sq ft warehouse to John Lewis Partnership, for a customer delivery hub at Kennet Properties’ Innova Park Scheme in Enfield, north London
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Professional
Employment law tool launched
The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills last Wednesday launched a tool to help small business owners brush up on employment law
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NewsEllahi moves to Langham Estate
Eurohypo’s head of structured finance Ahsan Ellahi is leaving to become CEO at Langham Estate
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News
Investors shop till they drop
Investors have continued to splash out on retail parks and retail warehousing in recent weeks
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News
Wolseley’s Dove takes flight
Plumbing and building materials group Wolseley’s head of European real estate Paul Dove has left the company
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News
Minerva’s miraculous NAV doubling
Minerva, the London developer, achieved a 116% increase in net asset value in the second half of last year, thanks largely to the dramatic improvement in the London market and its high level of gearing
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MarketsEmpty shop? Don’t be a Dumbo
A charity to save the endangered Asian elephant — Elephant Family — is searching for pop-up shops in the UK on the route of its Elephant Parade 2010 event
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Insight
Intelligence: Cushman & Wakefield retail detail
Time has come for retail property to reinvent itself
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ProfessionalRetail and leisure developers at risk from Crossrail tax
Planners have backed calls from London’s 33 local authorities for developers of hotel and retail schemes — not just offices — to help fund cross-London rail scheme Crossrail. London mayor Boris Johnson is to finalise policy on developer contributions early next month
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DevSecs gets Crewe’s Wickes store
Development Securities has bought a Wickes in Crewe for £3.4m — a 7.35% yield — from CB Richard Ellis Investors
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NewsWoking council gazumps F&C Reit to mall
Woking Borough Council has gazumped F&C Reit Asset Management to buy Wolsey Place shopping centre in Woking (left) for £68m, reflecting a yield of 8.2%
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InsightConsumers have not dropped shops yet
Sir, In his leader (Property Week, 19.02.10), Giles Barrie cited the growing strength of online shopping and its impact on high streets, shopping centres and retail parks whose owners fail to recognise the threat its growth brings
