All Property Week articles in 29 November 2013 – Page 4
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Two retailers sign for Wales debut in Cardiff
Two retailers have signed up for space in Intu and Land Securities’ St David’s shopping centre in Cardiff for their debut Welsh stores.
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Southbank Centre reveals new skate space
London’s Southbank Centre has unveiled the first images of the new skateboarding space to be built on the south bank of the River Thames as part of wider regeneration plans for the site.
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GVA wins Old War Office mandate
GVA has been appointed to sell the government’s Old War Office, which is expected to fetch around £100m.
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Cerberus to buy major Lloyds loan portfolios
Cerberus Capital Management has bought two European commercial property loan portfolios from Lloyds Banking Group in a deal worth more than €1bn.
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Buyer picked for Canadian High Commission
Mumbai-based property developer Lodha Group has bought the Canadian High Commission in Grosvenor Square for $530m.
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Shepherd Styles it out
Former Drivers Jonas managing partner Nick Shepherd demonstrated an unlikely subject of expertise at last week’s annual Mayfair Capital Investment Management charity quiz: the line-up of boy band One Direction.
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What occupiers want from their offices
Experts analyse the recovery in the occupational market
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Investor warmth spreads to regions
Lloyds’ confidence monitor reveals fund managers are eyeing the regions.
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RBS report misses point — and slights our industry
Lawrence Tomlinson’s report on how banks - in particular, the Royal Bank of Scotland - treat small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in financial distress is well intentioned, but contains serious misunderstandings about banks and property lending - and a significant slur on the property industry.
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Manchester office take-up hits high
Office take-up in Manchester city centre could hit a three-year high in 2013, Lambert Smith Hampton has predicted.
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Six ways to win the hearts and minds of occupiers
Property is a significant financial cost, but it is also a valuable asset that can benefit the business, enhance productivity and support growth
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Hogwarts to Harworth
Ludgate thinks that Hannah Moxon, a recently appointed graduate surveyor in the natural resources division of Harworth Estates, bears a striking resemblance to Harry Potter and Bling Ring actress Emma Watson.
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Funding partnerships will unlock private-rented sector homes
It is no secret that the fundamental shift in the UK residential property market away from home ownership has placed an ever-increasing importance on the private-rented sector (PRS).
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And finally … JLL’s giant Norwich let
The Norwich office of Jones Lang LaSalle was responsible for the city’s biggest letting this year — but as a tenant, not an agent.
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Ipswich retail park faces future with offices and industrial
Retail warehouse sales fund second phase of Futura’s scheme.
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Q+A: Land Securities’ Eshelby reveals REIT’s softer side
The new residential division of Land Securities intends to break with its corporate, steady image.
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Redevco reveals energy-efficient retail occupiers
Perfume retailers are the most intense users of energy in the retail sector, reveals Redevco’s Retailer Sustainability Benchmark, published today as part of its 2013 corporate responsibility report.
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Royal Docks will help overseas firms make ‘soft landing’ into UK
All enterprises, wherever they are in the world, face the same fundamental issue: they seek to prosper, so they must progress and develop, or they will eventually fall to their competitors.
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Discounters storm south-east
Discount retailers Wilkinson and the Range are to launch smaller-store formats in a bid to expand into the south-east and London.