All Property Week articles in 6 September 2013 – Page 8
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Markets
Private-rented sector affords unforeseen opportunities
Since the development of Docklands, there has never been so much regeneration in London: King’s Cross, Paddington Basin, Vauxhall and Nine Elms. Shepherd’s Bush, White City and Earls Court are hot on their tails.
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News
Warner administration follows years of uncertainty
As Warner cedes control of its two flagship investment funds, Rhiannon Bury charts its journey through troubled downturn years Warner Estate Holdings, the 130-year-old listed property company, went into administration last week after years of uncertainty about its future.
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Professional
Daejan trumps Zuckerman addition
Within a few weeks, the sky has brightened markedly for landlords of residential blocks. First, in March, the Supreme Court decided in Daejan Investments vs Benson to relax the treatment of service charge dispensation applications.
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Professional
Actions speak louder than words in break clauses
The message: the law will seek to let justice triumph over technicalities
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Markets
Perry Beeches opens third Birmingham academy
A free-schools group has bought a Birmingham office block to open its third academy in the city.
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News
Pocket trousers £21.7m loan from mayor
Pocket, the developer of “pint-sized” flats for 25-to-40-year-olds struggling to get on the housing ladder, has won a £21.7m loan for 10 years from the mayor of London.
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Insight
Property Week Retail and Leisure supplement 2013
With retail ever evolving in the face of rising online competition, I flew to Seoul, “the world’s most wired city”, to see what the British retail property can learn.
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Professional
Wheels in motion for HS2 cycle path feasibility study
Transport planners have launched a feasibility study into ambitious government proposals to create a cycle path along the proposed High Speed 2 rail route.
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News
Debt pair put £170m behind Queensgate offices takeover
DRC Capital and Cheyne Capital fund purchase of Executive Offices and its 28 central London assets
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Markets
Council to approve £100m Battery Park regeneration
Plans for the £100m regeneration of a disused area of Birmingham were expected to be approved by the city’s council yesterday.
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News
Lloyds prepares €1.5bn continental portfolio sale
Next tranche of deleveraging will be largely performing loans on assets across Europe
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News
Two bidders vie for Deutsche Postbank’s €1.9bn Project Tower
Two consortia of investors are through to a second round of bidding for Deutsche Postbank’s €1.9bn “Project Tower” loan book.
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Professional
People Moves: 06 September 2013
David Menzies Associates has hired Alan Kleinman as a consultant specialising in investment property. He was previously with Vail Williams.
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Online
Coca Cola's Uxbridge HQ for sale
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has put Coca Cola’s European headquarters in Uxbridge, west London, up for sale.
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Online
KPMG administrators put Essex hotel up for sale
The 101-bedroom Holiday Inn Express hotel in Dedham, Essex has been put on the market for £2.95m.
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Online
New additions for Colliers' central London team
Colliers International has recruited two project management specialists to join its growing central London team.
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Online
Cushman EMEA capital markets chief departs for Brookfield
Brookfield Financial has today confirmed that Michael Rhydderch, head of EMEA capital markets at Cushman & Wakefield, is to join the firm as a partner.