All Property Week articles in 7 June 2013
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Online£8m Northbank regeneration plans
Plans for an £8m regeneration of London’s Northbank have gathered momentum after Westminster City Council approved the formation of a business improvement district in the area.
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OnlineTelereal buys Farnborough office from investment fund
Telereal Trillium has bought Meudon House in Farnborough, Hampshire, from an international investment fund, advised by DTZ, for £9.5m.
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OnlineBlackstone raises $1.6bn for Asia fund
The New York investor Blackstone has raised $1.5bn in capital commitments for its first Asian fund at its first closing.
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OnlineEuropa Capital announces Windsor sale
Europa Capital has announced that the joint venture between Europa Fund II and St Congar Properties Ltd has sold its freehold interest in Imperial House, 67 Alma Road, Windsor to NFU Mutual Insurance Society Ltd for an undisclosed price.
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Property Week , in association with Brook Intelligence, has produced this comprehensive company report on one of the UK’s largest retailers Marks and Spencer, with 20 million people visiting its stores each week.
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OnlineCrossrail to boost property values by £1.25bn in west London area
Crossrail is to boost property values by £1.25bn in west London and areas further west according to new research by GVA.
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OnlineConsent granted for 4.7m sq ft scheme
Coventry and Warwickshire Gateway, a technology, manufacturing and distribution park, was last night granted planning consent from Warwick District Council.
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OnlinePlain sailing at Bluewater
Lend Lease has today announced that sales at Bluewater shopping centre in Kent were up by 6.6% in May compared to the same month last year.
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OnlineJoint venture partner sought for £260m "Tech City" tower
Tom Appleton’s Rocket Investments has instructed CBRE to find an equity partner for its £260m residential-led Crown House development near Shoreditch’s Silicon Roundabout.
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Online£120m shopping centre portfolio on the block
The property company of former Glasgow Rangers Football Club owner and chairman Sir David Murray is to sell three shopping centres.
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Online£120m shopping centre portfolio on the block
The property company of former Glasgow Rangers Football Club owner and chairman Sir David Murray is to sell three shopping centres.
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OnlineDerwent announces 155,600 sq ft deal
Derwent London has confirmed its complex deal with Publicis Groupe, which owns Saatchi Saatchi, across two of its buildings as revealed by Property Week .
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OnlineNew build empty rates consultation launched
The government has launched a six-week consultation over new-build empty property rate relief.
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OnlineNuffield close to Epsom head office move
Private healthcare chain Nuffield Health is on the verge of moving its head office from New Malden to Epsom in what would be a coup for the Surrey town.
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OnlineUnite proposes £50m share placing
The Unite Group has proposed a share placing of 9.99% of its existing ordinary share capital to fund a “highly selective regional development programme”.
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Unite proposes £50m share placing
The Unite Group has proposed a share placing of 9.99% of its existing ordinary share capital to fund a “highly selective regional development programme”.
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OnlineHester to leave Royal Bank of Scotland
Stephen Hester is to step down as the group’s chief executive later this year ahead of the bank’s privatisation process.
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OnlineHelical Bar retail bond raises £80m
Helical Bar has raised £80m through its first bond for retail investors, exceeding expectations of an amount between £50 and £75m.
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OnlineCushman & Wakefield appoints partner from GVA
Cushman & Wakefield has bolstered its hotel valuation and advisory team with the appointment of Ian Thompson as partner from GVA.
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OnlineCo-op, Delancey and Landid abandon £800m Manchester talks
The Co-operative Group is no longer pursuing talks with Delancey and Landid to set up a joint venture to develop millions of square feet of mixed-use space to the north of Manchester city centre, Property Week can reveal.
