All Property Week articles in 26 March 2010 – Page 11
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Insight
There’s no ‘maybe’ about the trouble ahead, so be ‘lucky’
Trouble is out there and its coming our way, for sure. For some, it has already shoved its head firmly through the letterbox
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News
Lloyds’ £8m All Saints blessing
Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets has committed £8m to Stoford to help fund its £75m All Saints office development in the heart of West Bromwich
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Markets
Law firm pays inflated €60/sq ft Dublin office rent
Rents have almost halved to €35/sq ft since ByrneWallace agreed its lease in 2008
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News
JLL takes on $5bn Bahrain bank mission
Adviser to administrator ofAwal Bank seeks help on property loan workout
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News
55-59 Oxford Streets sells at 4.78%
A private investor has bought 55-59 Oxford Street in London’s West End for £8.5m — a net initial yield of 4.78%.
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Markets
F&C Reit and Area to clinch €350m Dublin deal of the decade
Away from the National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) doldrums, UK investors are within days of completing the biggest investment transaction in Dublin for a decade
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News
Aegon’s £300m residential fund
Fund manager and Terrace Hill to launch vehicle for unloved sector
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News
Forth Ports’ portfolio soars 23% in value
Forth Ports enjoyed a rise in the value of its property development portfolio from £60m to £74m last year
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Markets
And finally - Essex - 26 March 2010
City & Country, which specialises in restoring and refurbishing listed properties, is looking for office occupiers for its latest project: the 6,000 sq ft Williams House at Old Saint Michaels, a former union workhouse in Braintree, Essex
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Online
King Sturge's European Industrial Markets Report 2010
"Modern warehouse facilities within key logistics hubs linked to the larger sea ports and airports, as well as locations with enhanced multi-modal capabilities should out-performover the recovery period."
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Online
BNP Paribas Real Estate: European Hotel market - February 2010
“Hotels, in particular upscale hotels due to their high dependence on business travel and wealthy clientele, were hit as well as cities with a high reliance on the United Kingdom as a source market. The United Kingdom as a destination benefited from the cheap rate of sterling.”
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Online
Knight Frank Adelaide Industrial Report: February 2010
“Although South Australia’s fundamentals remain strong, threats and risks still remain. Manufacturing, one of the major contributors to South Australia’s GSP was hit hard in2009. The reduction in national car production will have a significant impact on the South Australian manufacturing industry as well as Adelaide’s industrial property market. The ...
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Professional
Controversial 2010 rating revaluation bills loom
Boom-time 2008 revaluation leads to regional disparity in rating burden
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Professional
Regional winners and losers from 2010 revaluation
Offices and sheds in the east Midlands are the benefactors from the revaluation
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Online
Knight Frank's Eastern Seaboard Offices Report: December 2009
“The majority of listed entities have now largely re-capitalised by raising equity to fill the funding shortfall in debt markets and indications are that selected groups are again in a position to compete for assets with the private and off-shore capital. However selected AREITs and unlisted funds remain under pressure ...
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News
AH Medical Properties’ surgeries rises £20m in worth
AH Medical Properties, which has received a takeover approach from larger rival Primary Health Properties, has revealed a big rise in its net asset value
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Markets
NAMA takes on €17bn of Ireland’s distressed debt
Ten largest property loans to be deposited in agency, as market suffers from investment hiatus
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News
150 Admiral pubs to set sail
Admiral Taverns, the UK’s third-largest tenanted and leased pub company, has appointed Christie & Co to sell 150 pubs across England and Wales
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News
Invesco fund in initial $120m closing
Invesco Real Estate has had the first $120m closing of its Luxembourg-domiciled US IV fund, which will invest European institutional capital into US property.