All Property Week articles in 26 October 2012 – Page 2
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Pollen Street Social founder to open in Soho
Michelin-starred Jason Atherton, the chef behind the Pollen Street Social in Mayfair, is to open a new restaurant in London’s Soho.
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Meyer Bergman increases stake in Polish mall development
Meyer Bergman has upped its stake in the Galeria Katowicka development in southern Poland.
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Sale to Americans means windfall for IPD staff
A global indices group has agreed to buy IPD, ending 27 years of independence for the real estate benchmarking group and generating a considerable windfall for its founders and staff.
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Rugby to quit stockmarket early in 2013
Rugby Estates expects to leave the stockmarket early next year prior to a formal members’ voluntary liquidation of the company.
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Heseltine calls for radical local spending reform
Lord Heseltine, the former Conservative deputy prime minister, has proposed radical changes to local government finance to speed up growth and development.
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Heseltine calls for radical reform of local spending
Lord Heseltine, the former Conservative deputy prime minister, has proposed radical changes to local government finance to speed up growth and development.
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Laxey sells out of Quintain
Laxey Partners, the activist investor headed by Colin Kingsnorth, has sold the bulk of its 11.2% shareholding in Quintain.
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CBRE results hit by one-off charges
CBRE’s third quarter results were hit by $43.9m of exceptional charges, nearly half of which related to the discontinuation of the UK trade name, CB Richard Ellis.
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Treasury to finance local property developments
Chief Secretary of the Treasury Danny Alexander has confirmed the government’s Infrastructure Guarantee Scheme could be used to finance local development projects, not just those described as having “national significance”.
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Tower Hill planning battle win for citizenM
Hotel operator citizenM has won its battle to build a new hotel near Tower Hill on the edge of the City.
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New Scotland Yard could be sold for £150m
The Metropolitan Police is proposing a sale of New Scotland Yard, its giant headquarters building in London’s Victoria.
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Three jailed in fake lease fraud
Three property investors have been jailed for duping financial institutions out of £20m in an attempt to expand their property portfolio.
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Hewlett Packard opens first UK care centre store
Hewlett Packard has signed to open its first HP Total Care Centre store in the UK as part of an international expansion drive.
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Cavendish Square freehold set for £60m sale
LaSalle Investment Management has instructed three agents to sell a £60m block on London’s Cavendish Square that has potential for residential redevelopment.
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John Browett leaves Apple
Apple’s senior vice-president of retail John Browett has quit just six months after he joined the firm.
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BNP Paribas Real Estate: Central London offices Q3 2012
A report by BNP Paribas Real Estate has said that demand from the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) sector will continue to grow over the next couple of years with emerging locations like Southbank, King’s Cross and Clerkenwell proving equally popular compared to established media locations.
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Redefine "a whisker" away from completion of restructuring process
Redefine International has reported a 19.8% drop in net asset value in a transformational year for the company.
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Profits and revenue rise at JLL
Jones Lang LaSalle last night reported a rise in profits and revenues in the third quarter of 2012, and issued a cautiously optimistic outlook for the market.
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Guildford Council forges ahead with town centre retail development
Guildford Borough Council is relying on the National Planning Policy Framework to forge ahead with plans for a 400,000 sq ft retail scheme in the town centre, despite local opposition.
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Profits and revenue rise at JLL
Jones Lang LaSalle last night reported a rise in profits and revenues in the third quarter of 2012, and issued a cautiously optimistic outlook for the market.