All Property Week articles in 6 November 2015 – Page 3
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Government to sell off prime prison sites for housing
The government has announced plans to sell Victorian prisons in city centres to make way for housing developments.
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Warburg-HIH Invest sells 100 New Bridge for £146m
Hamburg-based investment company Warburg-HIH Invest Real Estate GmbH has sold 100 New Bridge Street in London to Alduwaliya Asset Management for £146m.
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SEGRO snaps up four hectares in Enfield
SEGRO has bought a 10-acre site in Enfield with potential for 200,000 sq ft of industrial development.
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Countryside considers ditching IPO in favour of £1bn sale
Housebuilder Countryside has appointed bankers to advise on a potential £1bn sale of the business after receiving at least two unsolicited takeover approaches.
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The Week Ahead: LandSecs, GPE and Barratt
It’s a busy week for listed property companies this week, with Land Securities and Great Portland Estates (GPE) leading the beauty parade in the next few days.
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CapCo considers £300m sale of Olympia
Capital Counties (CapCo) is conducting a strategic review of its venues business, which could lead to the £300m sale of the Olympia exhibition centre in west London.
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CBRE wins Wetherspoon instruction
JD Wetherspoon has appointed CBRE to handle the disposal of 34 of its pubs.
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Patrizia submits plans for 15-storey Glasgow office
Patrizia UK has submitted plans for an 80,000 sq ft speculative office development in Glasgow city centre.
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JLL’s Nicholas checks into Savills
Savills has appointed George Nicholas, formerly of JLL, as the global head of its hotels teams.
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Skypark snaps up seven lettings
Glasgow’s Skypark has secured seven office lettings totalling 13,737 sq ft.
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British Land appoints Roger Madelin to lead Canada Water plans
British Land has appointed Roger Madelin to lead the development of its 18 hectare Canada Water site.
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Intu on track for rental income growth
Intu Properties, the shopping centre REIT, is on track for a return to like-for-like net rental income growth for the year following a 1% drop in the first half, as lettings and occupancy improve.
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Workspace gets green light for Hoxton redevelopment
Workspace Group has received planning permission to redevelop the Cremer Business Centre on Cremer Street in Hoxton.
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Stocks retreat despite BoE decision
Britain’s stock market lost ground on Thursday as energy shares fell on the strength of the dollar, despite an earlier market rally after comments from Bank of England governor Mark Carney prompted investors to push back expectations for a rate hike.
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Regus does a roaring trade
Serviced office group Regus enjoyed strong trading in the quarter to the end of September.
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Investment in the regions tops London
Investment in the UK regions exceeded that in London for the first time in 12 months in the third quarter of this year, according to Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH) latest UK Investment Transaction report.
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Mayfair increases value of PITCH portfolio
Mayfair Capital Investment Management, the UK real estate investment manager, has bought two properties worth £28.7m, bringing its charities fund’s portfolio to £460m.
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Going undercover On Her Majesty’s Surveying Service
There aren’t many similarities between MI6 and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, or so you’d think.
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Markets
Size matters in fund management
The booming market of the last couple of years hasn’t sparked the same proliferation of new funds and fund managers that preceded the financial crisis.
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People Moves: Savills, Pemberton Greenish, Realys etc
All the latest moves and appointments from across the property sector.