All Property Week articles in 31 October 2008 – Page 8
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Network Rail sign with Milton Keynes Partnership for new national headquarters
Network Rail has signed an agreement with Milton Keynes Partnership to develop a new national centre for the transport company in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.
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Tottenham Hotspur confirms new stadium plans
Tottenham Hotspur today confirmed plans to carry out its Northumberland development project
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UK commercial property values fall more than 7% in eight weeks
UK commercial property values have fallen by 7.2%in the last eight weeks according to global real estate adviser Cushman & Wakefield.
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Varied tenant base shores up Munich’s Q3 office market, finds CBRE research
Against a background of growing economic uncertainty, the strength of Munich’s economy is providing some protection to its office market, new research by CB Richard Ellis has found.
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Dawn Development submits plans for new Glasgow superstore
Dawn Development has submitted plans to build a new 78,762 sq ft superstore store in Glasgow’s East Kilbride at the junction of the Queensway and West Mains Road.
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Glenbeigh Developments wins planning consent for its 25 acre Cobham Gate site
Glenbeigh Developments has won planning consent for a 400,000 sq ft development of the final phase of Cobham Gate at Ferndown Industrial Estate in Dorset.
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Collapse in confidence across the property sector, finds Smith & Williamson survey
Its sixth annual property survey found ‘widespread and growing lack of confidence in the sector.’
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Carpathian in preliminary talks with parties following strategic review
Carpathian said today it had received a number of preliminary approaches from third parties seeking to pursue a range of possible options following its undertaking of a strategic review of the company.
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Birmingham Council and Argent to redevelop Paradise Circus
Birmingham Council and Argent have entered an exclusivity agreement to redevelop Paradise Circus in Birmingham’s Westside Regeneration area.
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Chief exec Blyth to leave Brum’s Hortons
Rob Blyth, chief executive of Hortons, one of the largest family-owned property companies in the Midlands, will step down in January 2009.
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Park Royal Partnership unveils plan for Europe's largest estate
Park Royal Partnership today launched its consultation document on the regenerating Europe’s largest industrial estate.
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New London underground station opens next to Westfield London shopping centre
London Mayor Boris Johnson today unveiled plans £200m new transport infrastructure near the Westfield site
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German property company IVG appoints new CEO
IVG has unveiled Gerhard Niesslein as its new CEO
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Catella appoints German CEO
Catella Property Group has appointed Claudius Meyer as its new CEO in Germany following the retirement of Andreas Quint.
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Candys exit Noho Square for LA swap with Kaupthing
Christian Candy’s CPC Group has carried out a swap with Icelandic bank Kaupthing that enables the company to exit London’s Noho Square development.
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Westfield London now open
Westfield London was opened today by mayor of London Boris Johnson and Westfield chairman Frank Lowy
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OGC Report to save £1.5bn from government estate and relocate more southeast jobs
The Office for Government Commerce (OGC) said it would seek to save between £1bn and £1.5bn in the cost of the running the civil estate by 2013 and relocate 20,000 jobs out of London and the South East by 2010.
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Mortgage approvals show first rise for a year
Official data showed that mortgage approvals rose in September for the first time in more than a year to 33,000, from a record low of 32,000 in August. Net mortgage lending rose by £2.167bn, more than twice analysts’ forecasts but still a fifth of the figures reported last year.
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Candys swap hospital site for LA complex
Nick and Christian Candy, the property entrepreneurs, have quit one of the most high-profile property developments in the UK following a swap deal with former partner Kaupthing.