All Property Week articles in 29 September 2017 – Page 5
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Patrizia invests €130m in Dublin BTR
Patrizia Immobilien AG has invested €130m (£114.4m) in the Dublin build-to-rent market by acquiring a rental development in the Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown borough from Cosgrave Developments.
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Henderson Park completes £500m Hilton Metropole hotel buy
Henderson Park has completed the £500m acquisition of the London and Birmingham Hilton Metropole hotels, two of the UK’s most significant hotels, which offer more than 1,800 beds in total.
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Thor and AEW complete £180m 100 New Oxford St buy
Thor Equities and AEW have completed the purchase of 100 New Oxford Street in London’s West End from Tishman Speyer for £180m with £90m of debt funding from Bayerische Landesbank.
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Rents south of the river on the up
A lack of warehouse space in south London has led to rising rents as occupiers compete for available units.
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On the Level: Jeff Levine interview
New York has cultivated its fair share of development titans over the years.
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New York's Midtown will remain a healthy market
Manhattan has always been defined by Midtown.
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Why we haven’t heard the last of the US mall
The US retail sector is in better health than recent headlines would suggest.
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Remade in Manhattan: Downtown's transformation
Downtown Manhattan — not Soho or Tribeca, but the Financial District (or FiDi) south of them — is so unlike its old, buttoned-down self, it might be another planet.
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Fairytale of New York: Meatpacking District
Chelsea Market, which celebrated its 12th anniversary this year, is a 1.2m sq ft office and retail development in New York City’s Meatpacking District.
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Riding the global property cycles
In September a decade ago, anxious queues formed outside Northern Rock as people hurried to withdraw their money in the first run on a British bank since Victorian times.
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Pharma giants hustle for space in Thames Valley tech cluster
Several large pharmaceutical companies have launched searches for a total of more than 400,000 sq ft of office space along the M4 science and technology corridor.
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Fairytale of New York: Williamsburg stays on track despite L train closure
‘2019 is the year Williamsburg dies’ thundered the headline of the New York Post in July 2016.
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Fairytale of New York: The Bronx
People used to say the Bronx was burning. Now they say it’s on fire.
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There are parallels between London and NY as both try to shrug off political uncertainty
It is tempting when ruing the lack of anything resembling meaningful progress on Brexit from Theresa May to try and console oneself with the knowledge that Maybot’s antics pale into insignificance compared with Donald Trump’s.
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Small is beautiful in food and drink as big players struggle
Given the scant activity in the retail market in recent months, last week’s Revo retail property conference in Liverpool could have been a decidedly downbeat affair.
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Aviva Investors offloads Tesco store as fund comes under new pressure
Aviva Investors has sold a Tesco superstore for £52m as its property fund for retail investors comes under renewed pressure to sell assets.
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Igal Ahouvi to cash in on basket of Irish supermarkets
A portfolio comprising four Irish supermarkets has hit the market for €49m (£42.9m).
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Big commercial agencies team up to share data
The largest commercial property agency firms in the UK are planning to join forces to share their market data in a project codenamed Dingo.
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Retailers need to adapt to changing customer behaviour
Retail property businesses are fast going digital in order to meet the growing demands of their tech-savvy customers.