All Property Week articles in 6 March 2015 – Page 2
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OnlineMipim mood is buoyant - but is business being done?
The great and the good from the investment world have gathered to hear about opportunities to buy into the UK.
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Nottingham buys into Blueprint
Nottingham Council is buying a 50% stake in sustainable housing and workspace developer Blueprint.
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OnlineSpec office plans revealed for Airport City Manchester
Plans have been revealed at Mipim for work to start at Airport City Manchester this summer on a speculative 75,000 sq ft office scheme.
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OnlineFoxtons profits rise but margins hit as sales drop
London estate agent Foxtons has posted pre-tax profits of £42.1m for the year to the end of December 2014, up 8.2% on the same period in 2013.
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OnlineHans Vrensen joins CREFC Europe as director
CREFC Europe has appointed top real estate researcher Hans Vrensen as its consultant director for research and education.
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OnlineProperty shares fall for third successive day
Property shares fell again on Tuesday as the FTSE suffered its worst day’s trading so far in 2015.
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OnlineManchester top charts for grade-A office take-up
Occupiers took up more grade-A space in Manchester than in any UK city outside London during 2014, according to GVA Grimley.
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Montagu Evans recruits two to office agency team
Richard Webster has joined Montagu Evans as a partner in its office agency team while Roger Holmes has been taken on as an associate.
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OnlineLSH completes buyout of ES Group
Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH), the commercial agency owned by Countrywide, has completed its acquisition of the ES Group, in a deal believed to be worth more than £20m.
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OnlineAlderley Park development plans revealed
Manchester Science Partnerships has revealed plans for its first phase of development at the 400 acre Alderley Park life science campus in Cheshire.
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OnlineKing’s College agrees lease at the Aldwych Quarter
King’s College London has agreed a 50-year lease on the Aldwych Quarter next to its Strand Campus, as tipped by Property Week .
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OnlineLend Lease launches LGBT equality campaign
Lend Lease has teamed up with charity Stonewall for a campaign to promote equality for lesbian, gay and bisexual people in the construction industry.
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OnlineReal estate debt emerging as leading asset class, says CREFC chief
Falling yields on prime properties are driving interest in European real estate debt as an asset class, according to the chief executive of the CRE Finance Council in Europe.
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OnlinePremier Inn signs up at Wembley Park
Premier Inn has struck a deal with Quintain on a 312-bedroom hotel at the Wembley Park scheme in north west London.
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OnlineLegal & General takes 50% MediaCity UK stake
Legal General Capital has bought a 50% stake in Peel Group’s £500m MediaCity UK scheme at Salford Quays in Manchester.
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High streets could make billions by embracing digital
Traditional high streets could generate billions of pounds by increasing their use of digital technology, according to a new report.
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OnlineNew select committee for the built environment
A new House of Lords select committee will be established following the general election in May with the aim of scrutinising placemaking and built environment policy.
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OnlineIvanhoé Cambridge buys 3 Minster Court in the City
Ivanhoé Cambridge has bought the 3 Minster Court office building in the City of London for more than £170m.
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OnlineMeet the Property Week editorial team at Mipim
What better time to get to know the Property Week team than over a glass of rosé at Mipim?
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OnlineRedefine makes two board appointments
Redefine International has appointed Elisabeth Stheeman and Robert Stewart Orr to the company’s board as independent non-executive directors, with effect from 23 April 2015.
