All Property Week articles in 3 June 2011 – Page 6
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Directors receive lengthy bans in land banking scheme
A pair of North West directors have received bans totalling 15 and a half years from the insolvency service for their part in the collapse of a company which sold land plots in the West Midlands, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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McInerney’s debts top £225m
McInerney Homes, the Wigan-based trading company behind collapsed housebuilder McInerney Group, owes its creditors more than £225m, according to a new report found by TheBusinessDesk.com.
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Three senior Capita Symonds City agents quit
Capita Symonds has lost its top three City of London agents to other firms, PropertyWeek.com can reveal.
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St James’s Place serves termination notice on fund manager Invista
The break-up of listed property fund manager Invista Real Estate Investment Management continued today with its largest separate account client giving formal notice of termination.
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LandSecs to sell Corby for £72m
Land Securities is looking to sell its 750,000 sq ft Corby Town centre scheme for around £72m, reflecting a yield of around 7.5%.
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BNP Paribas regional shed head to leave
Sara-Jane Preston, head of the industrial agency and development team in the Manchester office at BNP Paribas Real Estate, is leaving the company.
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Canterbury approves regeneration plans
Canterbury City Council has approved proposals for a £38m mixed-use regeneration of Herne Bay town by HB Regeneration.
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BHS signs for former Woolies anchor in Hartlepool centre
Premier Property Group (PPG) has signed BHS as an anchor tenant at its 580,000 sq ft Middleton Grange Shopping Centre in Hartlepool.
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Wagamama to open first Edinburgh restaurant
Noodle bar chain Wagamama is to open its first Edinburgh restaurant after taking space in a former Bank of Scotland branch.
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ULI head urges Birmingham to grasp enterprise zones opportunities
The head of an international real estate organisation has urged businesses and the public sector to grasp the opportunity of Birmingham’s proposed Enterprise Zone – but has also sounded a note of caution over tax increment finance.
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Analysts Prew and Duncan join Jefferies
Property analysts Mike Prew and Robbie Duncan, who left Nomura International in March, have quickly found new jobs at Jefferies, the US investment bank.
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Peel readies 2.5m sq ft Trade Centre plans
Peel is preparing to lodge plans for its International Trade Centre in the Wirral.
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New strategy for North Liverpool
A new 20-year plan to revitalise north Liverpool and south Sefton is set to be given the green light by Liverpool City Council’s cabinet on Friday, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Moorfield plans refurb of West Riding House
Moorfield Group has unveiled plans for a major refurbishment of West Riding House in Leeds just weeks after buying the landmark building in one of region’s biggest property deals this year, the BusinessDesk reported today.
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PWTV: Jones Lang LaSalle/King Sturge merger - the first interview
Property Week TV brings you the first interview with the senior names running the newly formed Jones Lang LaSalle following its merger with King Sturge.
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Aberdeen buys 42,400 sq ft German store
Aberdeen Asset Management has acquired a 42,400 sq ft retail property from German retail investor Treveria.
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Dixons in £59m Swedish shed sale and leaseback
Electrical retailer Dixons this morning said it had exchanged contracts with a syndicate of investors for the sale and leaseback of its Nordic distribution centre in Jönköping, Sweden.
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Krispy Kreme to more than double its stores
Krispy Kreme is looking to more than double its UK presence in the next five years to 100 shops.
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St Modwen results to beat forecasts
Regeneration developer St Modwen this morning said its results for the first half of the year would be “at the top end of expectations”.
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Driver Jonas Deloitte appointed to Coventry retail scheme
Aviva Investors and Coventry City Council have appointed Drivers Jonas Deloitte as development consultants on a proposed 650,000 sq ft retail scheme.