All Property Week articles in 28 October 2011 – Page 5
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Lloyds consortium picked for £180m Leeds social housing scheme
A consortium comprising Lloyds Bank, regeneration company Keepmoat and property consultancy Cyril Sweett has been picked as preferred bidder on a £180m social housing project in Leeds.
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MORNING AFTER: Tuffin Ferraby Taylor's Cardiff charity quiz night
Tuffin Ferraby Taylor’s (TFT) Cardiff office has raised over £4,000 for Welsh children’s charity Tŷ Hafan at its inaugural Charity Quiz Night held at Henry’s Café Bar in Cardiff.
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MORNING AFTER: Rugby stars at Delancey and Landid's Sun Park launch
On Thursday 6 October, Delancey and Landid threw a lunchtime launch event at the 284,410 sq ft (26,422 sq m), Sun Park on the M3/j4a – the largest single available office space in the Thames Valley for let - where commercial letting agents viewed the office complex for the first ...
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MORNING AFTER: LandAid Day
Grosvenor UK Ireland chief executive weas held to ransom this month, all in the aid of LandAid Day.
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Luminar to collapse into administration
Luminar Group, the UK’s largest nightclub operator, will be put into administration after failing to meeting its debt repayments.
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Wiltshire Von Essen hotel sold to Longleat Estate
Bishopstrow House, a former Von Essen country house hotel in Wiltshire, has been sold out of administration to Longleat, the estate of the 7th Marquess of Bath.
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Savills sees new entrants to UK lending sector
Savills this morning said that there were up to 10 new banks looking to lend to UK property.
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One Hyde Park McLaren store sold to Hong Kong investor
The McLaren store at the One Hyde Park scheme is understood to have been sold to a Hong Kong businessman for just under £11.5m.
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Brockton Capital buys majority stake in Virtus Data Centres
Brockton Capital has bought a majority stake in mid-market data centre specialist Virtus Data Centres on behalf of its Brockton Capital Fund II.
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Carlyle and Bride Hall seek forward funding partner for Edgware mall
The Carlyle Group and Bride Hall are seeking a forward funding partner for their Broadwalk Shopping Centre in Edgware, London.
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Mary Portas to recommend charity shop cap on high streets
Mary Portas, the government’s high street guru, is expected to use her review to recommend that local authorities should be given the power to limit the number of charity shops on UK high streets to enable more variety.
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Jaap Blokhuis resigns as Redevco chief exec and is replaced by Andrew Vaughan
Jaap Blokhuis will step down as chief executive of Redevco at the end of the year and will be succeeded by Andrew Vaughan.
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Kames Capital poaches from ING REIM
Kames Capital, formerly Aegon Asset Management, has poached three fund managers from ING REIM.
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Cushmans hires Asia retail expert to tap into retailers' expansion plans
Cushman Wakefield has hired Asia retail expert Tracy Lu to its cross-border retail team in London to grow its representation of international and Asian retail brands on their expansion strategies between Asia, Europe and other global regions.
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The Charities Property Fund spends £60m in Q3
The Charities Property Fund, managed by Cordea Savills, has bought five properties over the third quarter of the year, bringing its net asset value to £456m.
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Staffordshire pottery museum for sale after liquidation
A Staffordshire pottery museum which explored Stoke-on-Trent’s most famous industry is to be sold after being placed into creditors’ voluntary liquidation, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Parcel delivery firm Yodel to close 45 service centres
Liverpool-based parcel delivery company Yodel is to close 45 of its 102 service centres across the UK, including four in the North West, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Invista trust sees NAV drop
A listed property trust managed by Invista Real Estate this morning reported a 2.3% fall in net asset value due to the negative movement of interest rate swaps.
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Trio bid for defunct Anglo Dublin HQ
Three buyers are understood to have bid to buy the half-built Dublin building intended as a headquarters for the now-nationalised Anglo Irish Bank – a development that has become synonymous with Ireland’s financial collapse.
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Bank of Ireland completes $1.8bn UK loan sale
Bank of Ireland has completed the sale of its $1.8bn UK property loan book to Kennedy Wilson, one of its shareholders.