All Property Week articles in 29 October 2010 – Page 2
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BCSC 2010: Retailers and landlords are foe masquerading as friends
Terry Hartwell, group property director at supermarket chain WM Morrison, spoke out at BCSC conference about the relationship between landlord and retailers.
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MORNING AFTER: BCSC Opening Bash
The British Council of Shopping Centres annual conference in Manchester kicked off yesterday with an opening party at the Manchester Central conference centre.
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BCSC 2010: The Co-operative gears up expansion plan
The Co-operative Food, the supermarket chain, is to double the size of its acquisitions teams as part of its store expansion plan.
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Wainbridge completes fundraising for UK debut
Wainbridge Capital Limited has completed the first close of its debut real estate fund, Wainbridge Global Opportunities London.
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Mayfair Capital takes property fund past £100m
Mayfair Capital Investment Management has bought two industrial properties in Langley, Berkshire, for £7m, taking assets under management for its charity fund past £100m.
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CLS completes West London buy
European property investment company CLS Holdings has completed the purchase of a 98,869 sq ft office in New Malden, west London.
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BCSC 2010: Former Leslie Furness pair team up for new firm
Well-known retail property agents Tim Hance and Jamie Ludlow have formed retail agency practice Prime Retail, reuniting the pair who formerly worked together at Leslie Furness Company.
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Salisbury Vision appoints DTZ at the Maltings
DTZ has been appointed by Salisbury Vision as commercial consultant to the Maltings and Central Car Park redevelopment project in Salisbury.
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Elystan Capital Advisers buys office in Munich
Elystan Capital Advisers has bought a 65,000 sq ft office building in Riem, Munich from a private investor for an undisclosed price.
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St Modwen appoints new finance director
St Modwen Properties has appointed Michael Dunn as its new group finance director.
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Ignis launches £2.6bn standalone real estate business
Ignis Asset Management has launched a standalone real estate business with £2.6bn of assets under management.
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McKillen loses key NAMA court case
Belfast-born property entrepreneur Paddy McKillen this morning lost his court claim against the Irish National Asset Management Agency.
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Piccadilly Estate deal collapses
The sale of the 1.3 acre Piccadilly Estate in London’s West End has collapsed and will be remarketed from today.
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London Development Agency to shed two-thirds of staff
The London Development Agency is set to cut 216 workers as its 2011-12 budget is set to be reduced by around two-thirds.
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Industrial occupiers pay up on time
Industrial occupiers in England and Wales are paying their rent on or before the due date, according to First Investments.
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Savills eyes up Cushman and Wakefield West End office agent
Savills is in the process of poaching one of Cushman and Wakefield’s top West End office agents.
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Government launches bill to axe quangos
The government has today published the draft version of the Public Bodies Bill, which it needs to enable it to carry out its plans for large reform of government quangos.
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REO confident of restructure
Real Estate Opportunities (REO) said today it was confident it would get both NAMA’s approval for its business plan and a deal with an equity partner for the financing of its Battersea Power Station scheme.
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One New Change welcomed by half term shoppers
Land Securities yesterday opened One New Change – its City shopping and office complex in London.
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Full consent for £4.5bn Cricklewood scheme
Barnet Council this week granted full consent for the £4.5bn Town Centre scheme in Brent Cross in Cricklewood, north London.