All Property Week articles in 6 December 2013 – Page 4
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Online
Allsop auction largest in four years
Allsop presided over a record commercial sale this week, raising £77m over 134 lots.
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Online
Model signs for new tattoo parlour in Soho
Risqué model and fire performer Arabella Drummond has signed for a tattoo parlour and clothing boutique in London’s Soho.
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Online
Knight Frank makes six proprietary partners
Knight Frank has promoted six people to proprietary partner from next year.
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Online
Berkeley Group reports 5.3% NAV jump
Berkeley Group has reported a rise of 5.3% in its net asset value per share to 1,062 pence since April, along with profits up 19.2% in its half year results.
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Online
Harworth Estates gets green light for 4m sq ft sheds development
Harworth Estates has received planning permission for a 4m sq ft distribution and manufacturing space near Bolton.
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Online
Candy’s Omni Captial provides £15m package for former stately home
Christian Candy’s Omni Capital has provided £15m of development funding to bring a grade II-listed former stately home to the market.
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Insight
Priority report
As the country pulls itself out of recession, the pressure is mounting on corporate companies to prove their worth to the wider populace. Felicity Francis investigates how the real estate industry is reporting its impact on and contribution to British society
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Insight
Time for property to prove its value for society
Delancey is not, as has been suggested, doing away with the Elephant & Castle shopping centre as part of its purchase with Dutch pension fund APG.
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Professional
Young guns party at royal haunt
Prince Harry favourite Mahiki is venue for annual Young Surveyors drinks. Sarah Townsend reports
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News
Shell likes Langtree for giant north-west village
Oil conglomerate Shell has selected Langtree as its preferred bidder to buy and redevelop its former chemical works at Carrington, in the largest brownfield regeneration in the north-west.
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Insight
Goals galore
This year’s LandAid/Property Week Property Champions League was a net-busting spectacular, and helped to raise more than £1,500 for good causes. Photographs by Dimitri Hon
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News
Knight Frank’s top rank resi reshuffle
Ian Marris and Justin Gaze to replace Stephan Miles-Brown (pictured) when he retires.
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Markets
Rocketing prime office take-up prompts fears of imminent shortage
A significant increase in prime office take-up in Birmingham is fuelling rental growth and an imminent shortage, shows research from Savills’ November Birmingham offices spotlight report.
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Markets
Take three … retail schemes draw spate of lettings
Letting activity is strong at shopping centres and retail parks across the West Midlands. Felicity Francis explores three schemes.
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News
Delancey and Dutch fund trumpet giant Elephant mall
Joint venture partners plan 500,000 sq ft of retail as part of regeneration of south London neighbourhood
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Professional
Duplicity, double-dealing and deceit — signs of a recovering market
It is correctly argued that the construction and property sectors are strong indicators of where a country might be in any economic cycle.
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News
Happy days for property’s most misrecognised doppelganger
Ludgate is happy to announce the winner of the Year in Lookalikes competition.
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News
Sheikh pair hit Dagenham
A joint venture between Landid and the Sheikh Family Office has bought Goresbrook Park in Dagenham from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for £20.5m.
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Markets
First person: Cuff takes up residence at Pocket
After two years at Essential Living, planner and land buyer Nick Cuff last week started work for intermediate housing developer Pocket. He explains his move to Nick Johnstone
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Insight
Crossrail is ticket to massive house price hikes
Since the east-west London rail project Crossrail got the go-ahead in 2008, house prices around its 37 stations have increased by an extra 20%, a new report by CBRE has found.