All Property Week articles in 27 January 2006 – Page 3
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News
Closure of DB fund prompts exodus
Last year there was a net outflow of investment from German open-ended real estate funds for the first time in five years.
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Insight
Germany's open-ended party comes to a close
Property hit the headlines in Germany this week, when the Bundesbank, financial watchdog BaFin and the finance minister mounted a joint effort to stabilise the open-ended property fund industry.
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News
City of London Office
City of London Office Unit Trust (CLOUT) this week sold CityPoint in the City of London to Tishman Speyer, SITQ, Schroder Exempt Property Unit Trust and UBS Wealth Management for £520m - a net initial yield of 5.85%. The 36-storey CityPoint is the largest single commercial office building in ...
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News
City view: James Whitmore
The surge in property company share prices in advance of REITs has put the kibosh on takeover deals over the last couple of years.
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Markets
Lex purchase to kick-start Chorley regeneration
Auto logistics firm takes 100 acres at Buckshaw Village for new warehouse and offices
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News
Child's word play
Quintain boss Adrian Wyatt added some levity to last week's meeting of the European Public Real Estate Association by telling a knob joke.
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Debenhams homes in on Focus property chief
Department chain poaches Phil Monaghan to lead 150-store expansion programme
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CBI: landlords are more flexible
Landlords have become more occupier friendly and are willing to make lease terms more flexible, according to a report from the Confederation of British Industry.
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Professional
Case news
Warren Gordon examines how a landowner need not communicate an objection to a right of way on its land, while Jonathan Ross reports on how parties sharing responsibility should clarify liability
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Markets
Swindon calling
With Swindon ripe for revival, it is private sector developers, not publicly funded agencies, that are leading the way
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News
HelioSlough buys Staffs business park
JV acquires site near Stoke and plans to develop 537,000 sq ft
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News
Rob Brydon
Comedy actor Rob Brydon will top a night of gala entertainment in between the serious business at Sheds - the networking event on 8-9 February.
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Markets
Morley to refurbish DTZ's former Brum offices
Morley Fund Management is about to submit planning permission to refurbish DTZ's former offices at 10 Colmore Row, central Birmingham.
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News
Moss Bros sprints out of Olympic CPO zone
Moss Bros is set to be the first big-name occupier to be forced to relocate from the Olympic Zone in Stratford, east London.
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News
Morley's Broad St buy
Morley Fund Management is to acquire CIS's share in 111 Old Broad Street in the City of London in a deal worth around £110m.
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News
Britain's most expensive offices
Tchenguiz brothers and Jack Dellal to sell Shell-Mex house for more than £550m
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Markets
Terrace Hill Bristol scheme
Terrace Hill has submitted a planning application to South Gloucestershire District Council for 43,000 sq ft (3,995 sq m) of office space at Golf Course Lane in Filton, Bristol.
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News
Stanhope and Schroders in Croydon breakthrough
Stanhope and Schroders have secured a victory in the war with Croydon council over plans for a 1m sq ft (92,900 sq m) scheme near East Croydon station.
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Sefton signs up in Bootle
London-based developer Nightingale Estates has prelet its 80,000 sq ft (7,432 sq m) Magdalen House in Bootle to Sefton Council.
