All Property Week articles in 26 November 2010 – Page 6
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MarketsInside the deal: the ballad of Bain and Mindshare
Mindshare signs in London’s West End after two-year search
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NewsIrish bailout leaves property on a knife edge
National Asset Management Agency and Dublin occupiers will be key to property’s future
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MarketsWestfield still awaits its fate at Sprucefield
Why does the long-awaited public inquiry into Westfield’s development of John Lewis and other stores at Sprucefield never get going? Property Week looks at the latest twists in the saga
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MarketsAurora duo in the Dundrums
Karen Millen and Oasis, two of Aurora Fashions’ retail brands, will have their rents in Dundrum shopping centre increased by an arbitrator, who presided over the first oral hearing last month
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News
Burford offloads Midtown assets
Property investment firm Burford this week sold the Clarence Portfolio, which comprises three office buildings in London’s Midtown, for £22.7m to a institutional UK fund. The properties total more than 100,000 sq ft and are on Dufferin Street, Old Street and Banner Street. Hatton Real Estate advised the buyer; Frank ...
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ProfessionalKeep property asset management client side to stay in control
I gave a conference paper on skills in property asset management last week at Asset Management 2010 in London, and it enthused me to write about a subject dear to my heart: ensuring every organisation has a “client side” capability to establish how to use property more effectively
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MarketsLaura Ashley shuts up shop to make way for Disney
Retailer angers employees by assigning lease to toy store chain
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Markets
Tenants' arrears dropped
Tenant arrears dropped for the second consecutive month in October, reports LSL Property Services
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Markets
Two retailers benefit from Arnott’s demise
Dublin shoppers are benefiting from the financial woes of Arnotts, the Henry Street department store
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NewsAldgate Tower for Trowers & Hamlin
Law firm in talks to prelet 100,000 sq ft at Stanhope’s scheme, Axa to start spec
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MarketsCollaboration is key to keeping property in the air
The airline industry provides an interesting comparison to property. If you choose to travel at the cheapest possible price, the service will be non-existent and you will be charged for every extra and have no flexibility.
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Markets
Age UK in Shapps attack
Housing minister Grant Shapps has come under attack from Age UK over his proposed housing benefit cuts
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InsightWhittaker is power broker after Trafford sale
Almost £2.5bn of shopping centre property has changed hands in one electrifying week
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News
Deutsche Bank hires two advisers
Deutsche Bank has appointed Jones Lang LaSalle and Johnson Controls to advise on its 30m sq ft global property portfolio.
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News
40 Portman Square changes hands
The Malaysian Employees Provident Fund, through ING Real Estate Investment Management, has exchanged on the long leasehold of 40 Portman Square in London’s West End for £181m, as tipped by Property Week (29.10.10). The purchase price reflects a yield of 5.5%. CB Richard Ellis advised seller Aerium; Oxygen Asset Management ...
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Insight20-30-40-50: Quest Property project manager Matthew Greenwood
Every week, we meet a property person from a different age group. This week, Hardeep Sandher talks to 46-year-old London Wasps legend and Quest Property project manager, Matthew Greenwood
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News
Ignis Peels off Glasgow park at 5.2%
Ignis Real Estate has bought West End Retail Park in Glasgow from Peel Investments for £31.75m – a yield of around 5.2%. King Sturge advised Ignis Real Estate; Smith Cole Wright advised Peel Investments.
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NewsDTZ seeks 17 ‘free schools’
Agent appointed to find sites for Conservatives’ flagship initiative
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MarketsThinktank’s plan to fund 1 million affordable houses
Britain could build 1 million affordable housing units over the next five years and still slash government spending, if radical measures are taken to cut the cost of development land and the interest rates paid by social landlords
