All Property Week articles in 27 July 2012 – Page 3
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OnlineSFO Tchenguiz warrants declared unlawful
Search warrants issued to the Serious Fraud Office for the dawn raids of the premises of Vincent and Robert Tchenguiz have been declared unlawful by the High Court.
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OnlineM&B appoints Colliers International to manage estate
Propert consultancy Colliers International has been appointed by Birmingham pub company Mitchells Butlers to manage its 1,600 strong estate, TheBusinessDesk.com reports.
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OnlinePicton set fair after refinancing
The listed Picton Property Income Trust said today it was well placed to improve its value and income in the coming months after completing a key refinancing.
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OnlineBritish Land buys half-share of Eden
British Land has purchased a 50% stake in Eden Walk shopping centre in Kingston-upon-Thames, as tipped by Property Week (08.06.12).
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CapCo deal to complete “in coming months”
A joint venture between Capital Counties to develop part of its huge Earls Court residential scheme is set to complete in the near future, in spite of the legal investigation into its Hong Kong funding partners.
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OnlineBanks and Blackstone push £210m Warner sale
The banks and private equity fund currently supporting listed property company Warner Estate are pushing for the company to sell £210m of assets to reduce its debt, ahead of a change of strategy.
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OnlineCapCo deal with Kwoks to complete “in coming months”
A joint venture between Capital Counties to develop part of its huge Earls Court residential scheme is set to complete in the near future, in spite of the legal investigation into its Hong Kong funding partners.
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OnlineOrchard Street buys £40m regional industrial estates
Orchard Street Investment Management is buying two multi-let industrial estates on behalf of the Railways Pension Scheme for £40m.
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OnlineEthel Austin bought by businessman Basso
The troubled high street fashion brand, Ethel Austin and 32 of its shops have been bought by businessman Mike Basso and one of the suppliers to the retailer, just over a week after plunging into administration for the fourth time.
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OnlineBNP Paribas: Berlin Office Market Report H2 2012
With take-up of 2.6m sq ft in H2 the Berlin office market achieved an outstandingly good result, according to a report by BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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Knight Frank City head to retire
The head of Knight Frank’s City office is to retire next April after 25 years with the firm.
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OnlineBNP Paribas: Central London Office Market Q2 2012
The remainder of 2012 will continue to be characterised by a shortage of grade A supply, which is likely to stimulate more pre-let activity, a report by BNP Paribas says.
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OnlineTrevor Wood: Retail and Leisure Parks 2012
An executive summary of Trevor Wood Associates’ retail and leisure guide detailing 1,570 retail parks, shopping parks, retail and leisure parks, leisure parks, major leisure schemes and retail warehousing developments.
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OnlineBarclays in £52m Aberdeen financing deal
Drum Property Group has secured development finance from a major UK bank for the 350,000 sq Aberdeen business park that it is currently “forward selling” to F C REIT.
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OnlineKnight Frank City head to retire
The head of Knight Frank’s City office is to retire next April after 25 years with the firm.
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Online40,000 sq ft leased in Edinburgh
A public sector occupier has taken almost 40,000 sq ft of office space at the Westport 102 office scheme in Edinburgh’s Exchange District.
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OnlineMORNING AFTER: Heroes National Celebrity Golf Day
Celebrities, amateur golfers and spectators turned up to this charity golfing event in April.
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John Lewis appoints Pramerica
Pramerica Real Estate Investors has been appointed by John Lewis Partnership Pensions Trust to boost its portfolio of UK property investments to £270m.
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OnlinePramerica appointed to increase John Lewis property investments
Pramerica Real Estate Investors has been appointed by John Lewis Partnership Pensions Trust to boost its portfolio of UK property investments to £270m.
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OnlineKew fashion brand to be closed down
Kew, the sister brand of Jigsaw, will be closed down after racking up losses of £10m last year.
