All Property Week articles in 7 December 2012 – Page 2
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Starwood raises £228.5m for debt fund
Starwood European Real Estate Finance has raised £228.5m following a successful closing of its initial public offering for its first debt fund.
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Tristan completes Cube buy
Tristan Capital Partners has completed the acquisition of the Cube in Birmingham, as tipped by Property Week (19.10.2012).
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Broadgate granted immunity from listing
British Land and Blackstone’s Broadgate scheme in the City of London has been granted immunity from being listed by the secretary of state.
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Burger King satisfies hunger for more stores
Burger King has signed to open four more restaurants across the UK as part of an “aggressive” expansion strategy.
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Poundland joins fight against rates decision
One of the UK’s biggest discount retailers has backed a campaign against government plans to postpone the rates revaluation.
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Poundland joins fight against “reckless” government rates decision
One of the UK’s biggest discount retailers has backed a campaign against government plans to postpone the rates revaluation.
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World's largest clothing retailer posts profit rise
The Spanish fashion distributor behind Zara and Massimo Dutti, Inditex, has reported that net profit and revenue have risen significantly in the nine months to October 2012.
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Unitech Corporate Parks reports flat NAV
Unitech Corporate Parks (UCP), the India focussed developer, has reported a slight increase in net asset value from 52p to 53p for the six months to 30 September.
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M&G buys Enfield shed
M G has bought the freehold of an industrial property in Enfield for £22.1m.
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Salway takes London estate non-exec role
Francis Salway has been appointed as a non-executive director of the Cadogan Estate.
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Board promotions at BNP Paribas Real Estate
BNP Paribas Real Estate has promoted two of its board members to deputy managing directors
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Alpha Plus raises £48.5m from retail bond sale
Delancey’s private school company has raised £48.5m from the fast-growing retail bond market.
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Treasury confirms stamp duty hike
The government will push ahead with plans to raise stamp duty to 15% for residential properties worth more than £2m owned by “non-natural persons”, it said today.
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Lipton wants new regeneration body for riot-hit Tottenham
An independent report into the best way to rebuild Tottenham following the August 2011 riots was published today.
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Treasury confirms stamp duty hike
The government will push ahead with plans to raise stamp duty to 15% for residential properties worth more than £2m owned by “non-natural persons”, it said today.
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First ever jail term for land bank fraudsters
Two land banking fraudsters have been jailed, making them the first people in the country to be sentenced for the offence.
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Radisson Blu Glasgow sold for £28m
The Radisson Blu in Glasgow has been sold by administrators for £28m.
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Plans submitted for Manchester Airport hub
Plans for a £650m commercial hub at Manchester Airport, including offices, hotels, retail and manufacturing centres, have been submitted to Manchester City Council.
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Almack House £165m sale pulled
The £165m sale of Almack House in London’s West End has been pulled by Grosvenor.
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Almack House £165m sale pulled
The £165m sale of Almack House in London’s West End has been pulled by Grosvenor.