All Property Week articles in 26 March 2010 – Page 12
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Good Harvest Partnership v Centaur Services (23.02.10)
No guarantees when it comes to tenant guarantors
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Ruby Tuesday hangs its name on Cardiff
American restaurant chain Ruby Tuesday has signed up for a restaurant at St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff as the setting for its first restaurant in Western Europe.
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First Kilmartin and Annfield assets go on block
The first tranche of former Kilmartin and Annfield assets have been put up for sale following the collapse of the companies earlier this year.
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Corio launches share offering after agreeing €1.3bn portfolio buy
Corio has agreed to buy a portfolio of four shopping centres and five development projects from Multi for €1.3bn.
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Ocean Estates refurbishment sets sail
Plans for the £200m redevelopment of Ocean Estates in Tower Hamlets have got the go ahead this week.
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Hammerson harbours Docklands £150m sale plans
Hammerson is about to test investor interest by bringing Harbour Exchange Square in London's Docklands to the market.
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DERIVATIVES BLOG: So what does "niche" mean, anyway?
There was a sense of frustration hanging in the air at this Monday's IPD Property Derivatives Conference. Bankers and brokers were lamenting the patchy communication they experience when seeking to engage with potential traders on pricing positions.
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BLOG: Budget 2010 - What difference does it make?
‘Vote for change,’ scream the Tory banners, with airbrushed-Dave peering down creepily like the ghost of Gareth Gates. ‘The choice,’ we’re told, is of ‘five more years of the same pants, or queuing up in M&S to buy some new ones.’ And you know how long the queues are in ...
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LaSalle lets 100,000 sq ft in Grangemouth
LaSalle Investment Management has let 100,000 sq ft of industrial space in Grangemouth, Stirlingshire.
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NFU Mutual doubles Bristol office occupancy
NFU Mutual has doubled its occupancy in UK & European Development’s Templeback building in Bristol.
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Upbeat Next beats forecasts and lifts payout
Next capped what it called a “year of profit upgrades” by once more beating its own earnings guidance on Thursday.