All Property Week articles in 30 October 2009 – Page 6
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UK regional office take-up grows by 150% in Q3
UK regional office take-up increased 150% in between July and September this year, according to DTZ Research’s latest UK regional office market updates.
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ProfessionalUncertainty still remains over EU development agreements
Helen Meyler, partner at Davies Arnold Cooper, looks at the Office of Government Commerce guidance following the Roanne case
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New York 'ousts London as top finance centre'
New York has withstood the worst economic crisis in seven decades and remains the leading global financial center, followed by Singapore, which topped London as investors’ preferred place for doing business, according to Bloomberg Global Poll.
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Henderson's Lee bets on HK boom continuing
Billionaire Lee Shau-kee said he has sold as much as 30% of his Hong Kong stock investments and is buying land, betting that the government’s efforts to cool home prices won’t work.
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Dubai and Abu Dhabi show property's divide
The global economic crisis has resulted in an increasing divide between the property markets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, a new report has said.
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Big spenders in A$300m Oz spree
Private investors and offshore groups have swooped on more than A$300m worth of office buildings and retail centres in Brisbane and Sydney, with retail billionaire John van Lieshout among those involved in the shopping spree.
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Liverpool library developer chosen
Inspire Partnership has been chosen by Liverpool City Council to develop the £50m Liverpool Central Library and Archive.
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Lots sell for double reserve at Savills residential auction
Lots were selling for prices close to double their reserve at Savills residential sale on Monday where the auction house sold 89% of its catalogue.
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Cushman & Wakefield sees long-lease demand increase
Cushman & Wakefield had a mixed result at its sale at London’s Bafta a week last Thursday as demand for long-lease well located lots increased – but regional lots fell short.
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John Page leaves M3 to join rugby star at Deerbrook
John Page, investment partner at industrial specialist M3, is leaving the firm to join Mayfair-based investment and asset management company Deerbrook Group.
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My Property Nightmare
This Halloween Property Week is asking what terrors bring you out into a cold sweat.
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Threshers owner in administration
First Quench, the owner of the Threshers and Wine Rack chains, went into administration yesterday.
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Bar Cap to take 345,000 sq ft at 20 Cabot Square
Barclays Capital has placed nearly 345,000 sq ft under offer at 20 Cabot Square as part of a wider restructuring of its office space in Canary Wharf in London.
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Northern Ireland’s Sprucefield development knocked back again
Plans for a major extension to Westfield and Snodden’s Sprucefield shopping centre have been hit again after the Northern Irish Planning Appeals Commission shelved the planning inquiry.
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Insight
Rates research redefined
Sir, I read with interest Mark Higgin’s comments (Property Week, 16.10.09) on our recent business rates research that examines the likely changes in rates liability from 2010/11
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ProfessionalPricewaterhouseCoopers provides ray of regional sunshine
Paul Harrington, real estate director at PricewaterhouseCoopers and president of Corenet Global UK Chapter, may have regretted telling delegates at the Offices 09 conference that half of PwC’s 2m sq ft estate had some form of lease break or renewal coming up in the next three years
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Tiger pounces in Windsor
Tiger Developments has won planning consent for a 58-bed care facility on Helston Lane in Windsor
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Insight
The worst may be over but this ‘mini-boom’ is not sustainable
So it looks as though 2009 will turn out to be a year of two halves — as 2007 was — but is this incredible recovery sustainable?
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Pioneering pilot partnership will push Leeds to prosperity
The Leeds City Region Partnership has been designed to create a prosperous city region
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MarketsLettings reach top of Kingshill
After two lettings this month, Liberty Property Trust’s Kings Hill business park near Maidstone, Kent, is 97% occupied
