All Property Week articles in 7 May 2010 – Page 10
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News
Invista posts 6.8% Royal Mail yield
Invista has bought and leased back Royal Mail’s Warrington distribution unit for £14.25m — a net initial yield of 6.8%
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News
Galeries Lafayette to sell at 5.5%
French retailer Galeries Lafayette is thought to have entered into exclusive negotiations with a joint venture between retail group Altarea and insurance companies APG and Predica, to sell the Cap 3000 shopping centre in Saint-Laurent-du-Var, near Nice
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News
UK names in €403m Spanish bank buy-up
Matterhorn Capital and Livingstones’ London & Regional invest in portfolio
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Markets
London occupiers throw away £400m on refits
Occupiers in central London are wasting more than £400m a year by refitting offices themselves, as soon as they move into a newly fitted-out property, research by property consultant Robinson Low Francis shows
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Insight
£40bn of sales would kickstart deficit attack
Sir Stuart Lipton sets out a compelling 10-point plan for the incoming government on, and here we will focus on one of his pleas — for a more joined-up approach to publicly owned property
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News
Allianz buys Rome mall at 6.4%
Allianz Real Estate has bought the 1m sq ft Porta di Roma shopping mall in Rome from Porta di Roma and Gallerie Commerciali Italia for €440m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.4%
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Online
Ryden's 66th Scottish Property Review - April 2010
"As the recession abates, Scotland’s property markets offer mixed prospects for recovery."
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Professional
Ten ways to cut Britain’s £163bn deficit
Today, the new government begins work cutting the country’s huge budget shortfall. Here, 10 experts tell Nick Johnstone what they would do
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News
Buyers line up £150m of Kenmore assets
Commercial Estates Group and Praxis to buy collapsed group’s portfolios
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News
Logiffine logistics 100% let
Logiffine has let 131,320 sq ft at its logistics park at Montéléger, near Valence in south-eastern France, for nine years to manufacturer Reynolds
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Online
Tesco to plough £1.6bn into rampant 2m sq ft UK expansion
Supermarket behemoth plans two-year development offensive
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OnlineDTZ Property Times: Cardiff - Q1 2010
"After a spate of larger deals in Q4, take-up fell back sharply to 32,000 sq ft in Q1, consisting entirely of secondary and tertiary transactions.
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OnlineDTZ Property Times: Bristol Q1 2010
“The completion of several large deals from the public and financial sectors meant that city centre take-up increased 72% to 170,000 sq ft in Q1.
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OnlineDTZ Property Times: Birmingham - Q1 2010
“Take-up rose to 170,000 sq ft in Q1, of which 40% was attributable to refurbished grade A stock.”
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Professional
Bridgewater Canal Company v Geo Networks (19.03.10)
Pain with cables for canal and broadband protagonists
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Online
Police forces must merge to save, warns think-tank
England and Wales’ 43 police forces must merge to make savings, cut red tape, and avoid duplication, the Royal United Services Institute has said today.
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Online
Conygar green light for Holyhead scheme
Conygar Investment Company has won planning consent for a 130,000 sq ft industrial and office development in Wales.
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OnlineDTZ promotes Jason Winfield to UK head of investment agency
DTZ has appointed Jason Winfield as its UK national head of investment agency.
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OnlinePeacocks signs in Bristol
Fashion retailer Peacocks store has signed at Willow Brook Centre in Bradley Stoke, Bristol.
