All Property Week articles in 7 November 2008 – Page 8
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OnlineBelgium Marketbeat Snapshot
Cushman and Wakefield's Belgium market report covers economic, offices, industrial, retail and contacts
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ProfessionalHow to make a gap year productive, and what to do if you discover a colleague is being paid more than you
Our experts offer their solutions to all your career headaches
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News
Groundhog day for global investment behemoths
The mass withdrawal of money from Germany’s €89bn (£72bn) open-ended property fund sector last week recalls the run they suffered just two years ago.
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InsightGraduates who have been made redundant from property or had job offers withdrawn
Times are tough for graduates as job offers are withdrawn and redundancy is rife. Lydia Stockdale talks to some of the unlucky ones
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MarketsA cross to bear
London’s long-planned rail link will be a mixed blessing for West End landlords.
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ProfessionalSainsbury’s bags Prior to steer property plan
Former JLL man joins supermarket chain’s property investment team
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NewsUrban Land Institutes Awards held in Miami
The Urban Land Institute’s Global Awards for Excellence competition was held in Miami, Florida, last week.
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News
Olympic retail attraction
The 2012 Olympic Games is set to attract new retailers to central London.
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News
Finite Assets mounts up stake in Fabian Romania
A British Virgin Islands-domiciled company has built up a 20.4% stake in AIM-listed Fabian Romania.
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News
Three Canton assets frozen
Canton Property Investment, which a month ago said its executive chairman was absent and uncontactable, has had its three property assets in Guangzhou, China – apart from a basement unit at one asset – frozen.
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News
Heart of La Défense cardiac arrest
The Heart of La DÉfense, the special-purpose vehicle that owns the Coeur Défense towers in Paris, has filed for bankruptcy protection.
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Professional
Scottish & Newcastle wins battle for rent arrears
Lords ruling makes it easier for landlords to collect monies owed by former tenants
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News
Miller sells Arndale House
Miller Developments has sold Arndale House in Washington, Tyne and Wear, for a 7% yield.
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News
Centre MK anchors join anti-listing fight
John Lewis and House of Fraser oppose plan to list Milton Keynes mall
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InsightCan the West End up its game against Westfield?
The politics of property, with Steven Norris
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OnlineRockpoint adds string to Longbow with debt venture
Investors to launch £100m fund to invest in UK debt opportunities
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NewsGerman Union’s rearguard action against redemptions
Country’s biggest open-ended property fund manager demands change after big names suffer
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Online
Accountant starts ‘super-rich’ vehicle
An accountant has set up a company to invest in property for the world’s super-wealthy.
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MarketsEntente Accordial
Countryside’s residential scheme Accordia has disproved the theory that good design and high-density housing do not mix by scooping the 2008 Stirling Prize.
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News
Chester abandons Great Northern
Chester Properties has walked away from its £90m purchase of the Great Northern warehouse scheme in Manchester from Capital & Regional because of difficulty in securing debt in the current economic climate.
