All Property Week articles in 6 July 2007 – Page 3
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Leeds University
Leeds University has raised £2.05m from the sale of its grade II-listed Priory of St Wilfrid on Springfield Mount as part of the ongoing estate management of its portfolio of 6.5m sq ft of buildings and 1,232 acres of land. The buyer, Springfield Mount Estates, plans to convert the priory ...
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Shell picks King Sturge in Poland
Shell has retained King Sturge to buy 200 sites for petrol stations in Poland over the next four years. Kasha Kogut, head of site finding and development at King Sturge, said: ‘There are many problems with acquiring sites in Poland.
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Milton Keynes reaches a Pinnacle
Prelets to big-name occupiers to kick-start construction at office scheme
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LaSalle and Morley’s Milanese JV
LaSalle Investment Management and Morley have teamed up to buy a 365,976 sq ft distribution unit at Magenta, Milan, for €31.5m (£21m).
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Monsoon’s Morris joins La Senza
Tim Morris is to leave Monsoon as property director to join La Senza as head of property.
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Homes still house interest
Interest rate hikes are having only a modest effect on the housing market,
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Shortlist for Hereford retail
Stanhope, Centros Miller and Modus have been shortlisted for a £200m retail-led, mixed-use scheme on a 12.5 acre former cattle market in Hereford town centre. Regeneration company ESG Hereford will select its partner next February.
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InsightHello, Sailors
The industry took to the high seas again well, the Solent at the Anglo Irish Bank Regatta
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Happy Times nursery leaseback
Children’s nursery investor Pine Fund has purchased and leased back the Happy Times nursery in Fulham, west London. It paid £3.75m for the 14,000 sq ft property and leased it back to the nursery on a 35-year lease.
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Prupim Guildford swap
Prupim, advised by Green & Partners, has taken a surrender from childrenswear retailer Daisy & Tom at 12a North Street, Guildford, and simultaneously let the 14,450 sq ft unit to HSBC bank on a 15-year lease at a rent of £328,000 a year. Jones Lang LaSalle represented ...
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ProfessionalGreen king
Mark Jansen talks to the UK Green Building Council’s new chief executive, Paul King, about his ambitions and plans for the next 12 months
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Google to search London for new HQ
Internet search engine giant on hunt for up to 250,000 sq ft
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Going for a song
Someone who has a better ear for music is Michael Evans, chairman and chief executive of Mayfair-based investment bank and keen property investor Evans Randall.
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Quintain goes green in Wembley
An environmentally friendly waste disposal system called Envac will be installed at Quintain’s Wembley development of up to 4,000 homes.
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Slump in share prices paints gloomy picture for REITs
Land Securities, British Land and Segro among worst hit after REIT market ‘sails into headwind’
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NewsGlobal is the place to be
Some of property’s biggest names met at a Property Week conference to compare London with a series of international markets.
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Girl named sue
‘Sue’ is probably one of a journalist’s least favourite words, but a certain Mark Holderen appears to be desperate for one.
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MarketsTake what you can get
Brixton is making the most of limited land supply with its plans for its ‘Origin’ site at Park Royal. Tariq Tahir reports
