All Property Week articles in 7 June 2013 – Page 3
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LSH predicts Birmingham market resurgence
Birmingham saw more than 100,000 sq ft of office take-up in the first quarter of 2013 - double the level of deals compared to the same period last year, according to Lambert Smith Hampton.
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Derbyshire rail freight partnership agreed
Goodman and Shepherd Group have entered into a partnership to develop a strategic rail freight interchange in Etwall, Derbyshire, incorporating around five million sq ft of manufacturing and distribution space.
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Delancey and Prupim to seek fresh private rented opportunities
Both Prupim and Delancey are planning further investments in the private-rented sector, in a sign of growing confidence in the asset class.
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Major law firm hunts for 200,000 sq ft City base
Law firm DLA Piper has hired advisers to carry out a search for up to 200,000 sq ft of space in the City of London, in a move that is expected to kick start a major City scheme via a prelet, Property Week can reveal.
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Brookfield buys Gazeley
Brookfield has completed the purchase of logistics company Gazeley, as revealed by Property Week.
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Henderson wins Australian investment mandate
Henderson Global Investors has been appointed as investment manager to Australian Super, an AU$60bn Australian superannuation fund.
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Aviva fund reaches £1bn mark
Aviva Investors’ Lime Property Fund has now reached £1bn of assets under management.
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Urbanest expands into Dublin
Urbanest has agreed to purchase a freehold site at Sir Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin, subject to planning consent for a 340-bed student residence, as it rolls out a global managed student accommodation portfolio.
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Liverpool City Council seeks resi developer
Liverpool City Council has today announced that it seeks to team up with a residential developer to build 1,500 homes in the city.
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Workspace group achieves NAV climb
Workspace Group has this morning announced that its growth strategy is coming to fruition with a NAV price per share rise of 13% over the past year.
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Urbanest expands into Dublin
Urbanest has agreed to purchase a freehold site at Sir Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin, subject to planning consent for a 340-bed student residence, as it rolls out a global managed student accommodation portfolio.
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Blackstone nears Brazil deal
Blackstone is moving closer to securing a controlling stake in Brazilian house builder Gafisa’s high end residential offshoot.
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Asia Pacific investment volumes up by nearly 25%
Investment volume in the Asia Pacific region grew by 22.9% to $109.8bn over the first quarter, compared to the same period in 2012.
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Charities buy £4.2m office for biosciences hub
Five scientific charities have joined forces to buy an office building at 107 Grays Inn Road, London, for £4.2m, in a bid to create a biosciences hub.
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Chiswick Park £380m CMBS placed
Notes for a £380m Commercial Mortgage Backed Securities loan held against Chiswick Park have been issued and placed by lead arranger Deutsche Bank.
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Cushman & Wakefield CEO steps down
Glenn Rufrano (pictured) has stepped down as CEO of Cushman Wakefield, with Carlo Barel di Sant’Albano announced as his interim replacement.
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HS2 appeal in court
A challenge to the government’s plan for High Speed Two is being heard in the Court of Appeal today.
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Royal Pharmaceutical Society sells Lambeth HQ
The Royal Pharmaceutical Society has exchanged contracts to buy News International’s Admiral House at 66-68 East Smithfield and sold its former headquarters at 1 Lambeth High Street to Ballymore director Tim Farrow’s Real Estate Resolutions.
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Knight Frank former commercial chief dies
Former Knight Frank head of commercial property, Michael Soames, has died.
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Ogilvy & Mather under offer on 225,000 sq ft South Bank HQ
Ogilvy Mather has placed 225,000 sq ft of space under offer at Archlane’s Sea Containers House development on London’s South Bank.