All Property Week articles in 27 November 2009 – Page 6
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News
IPD to launch index for Midtown offices
New research from IPD and Farebrother says area will outperform London rivals
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ProfessionalLandlords and their incredible shrinking leases
New research from the British Property Federation and Investment Property Databank shows leases are growing ever shorter
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MarketsNo specs on the horizon
A lack of speculative development is expected to hold up future rental growth in Yorkshire’s industrial market, predicts Savills’ first Yorkshire Industrial Market Bulletin, published this week
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Professional
Support for green networks
The public sector has strong support for Green infrastructure projects, a report by the UK Green Building Council and Zero Carbon Hub revealed last Tuesday.
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Markets
Westfield’s impact is great, but recession’s is greater
One year on and 23 million shoppers have walked through the doors of Westfield London. When the 1.5m sq ft shopping centre opened last September, the impact on the neighbouring areas of Ealing, Hammersmith and Queensway was expected to be devastating. But most areas have survived not only the opening ...
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MarketsMeadowhall gets talent
Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity switched on Meadowhall’s Christmas lights this month
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Markets
Leeds gets Handels on occupier
Swedish bank Handelsbanken has agreed a 10-year lease on a 3,011 sq ft office at Bruntwood’s West One scheme on Wellington Street in Leeds
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News
Germany is retail’s top target market
Germany has emerged as the number one target for retailers looking to expand their international presence in Europe, the Middle East and Africa in 2010, research published by CB Richard Ellis last Thursday revealed
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NewsHollister opens new front on high street
Abercrombie brand to roll out “high impact” stores on high streets
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MarketsThunder! Lightning! But industrial is still frightening
With its climatically themed sheds, Canmoor hopes to tackle the industrial storm head on
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Insight
Whom to know: Ken Ford
Director Ken Ford is spearheading asset management at Capital & Regional
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MarketsTrinity Walk’s revival follows record year for Ridings
On. Off. On again. Wakefield has had a love-hate relationship with Trinity Walk. It looked on in dismay in March when the scheme went into administration after Anglo Irish Bank withdrew funding from original developer Modus
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News
PMB ‘flips’ Swan Valley shed to Scottish Widows
PMB Holdings has agreed to sell its 350,000 sq ft distribution shed at Swan Valley in Northampton, which is let to Morrisons, to Scottish Widows Investment Partnership at a 6.5% yield
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InsightTripping at the first hurdle
Ken Livingstone has slammed the Olympic Legacy Directorate for "losing" £160m. Deirdre Hipwell investigates, as pressure mounts for clear decisions on future debt strategy
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MarketsWakefield’s gate expectations
Merchant Gate and Westgate plans will create new gateway to the city
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News
Hanley leaves GVA Saxon Law for West End start-up
Jason Hanley, former director of GVA Saxon Law, has joined central London start-up Monmouth Dean as an equity partner
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ProfessionalWe’re stuck with Roanne, but procurement can be made easier, says Paul Ellis
The impact of the European Court of Justice’s controversial Roanne ruling in 2007 is still being felt in towns and cities across the UK. The Roanne ruling suggests public bodies must go through a formal tendering process in accordance with European Union directives, which includes inviting bids through the Official ...
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MarketsInland’s Drayton empire
Inland Developments has submitted a planning application to the London Borough of Hillingdon for an urban village on the 31 acre former National Air Traffic Services site in West Drayton near Heathrow
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Markets
Home truths: Doug Morrison
Rush to Kickstart housing targets could be kick in teeth for design
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MarketsMorrisons to rectify north-south divide
Supermarket chain plans to expand further into the south of Britain
