All Property Week articles in 7 November 2014 – Page 2
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Barratt reports strong results in “robust” market
Barratt Developments has announced strong results despite the slowdown in the housing market.
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Workspace reports 20% NAV jump
Workspace Group has reported a 20% jump in net asset value in its results for the six months to 30 September 2014.
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Derwent doubles development pipeline
Derwent London is almost doubling its development pipeline with the announcement it is coming forward with 485,000 sq ft of projects next year.
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Sainsbury's mothballs stores as sales fall
Supermarket giant Sainsbury’s has written down £628m from its property pipeline after pulling out of a number of planned store developments.
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Garden bridge backed by Lambeth Council
Plans to build a ‘garden bridge’ across the Thames came one step closer to fruition last night as Lambeth Council gave the scheme the green light.
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Segro sells 2m sq ft logistics portfolio
Segro has sold a portfolio of six logistics properties and a smaller regional warehouse to Logicor, Blackstone’s European logistics platform, for £153.3m.
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Westfield Stratford tops shopping centre league
Westfield’s shopping centre in Stratford is officially the UK’s number one, according to research released this morning.
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Plans in for London Underground HQ
Transport for London (TfL) has submitted a planning application to redevelop London Underground’s historic HQ – the Grade I-listed 55 Broadway – into a residential scheme.
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West End tops European retail locations
The West End of London is Europe’s top location in terms of retail spend, new research from retail specialist Harper Dennis Hobbs and the International Council of Shopping Centres has revealed.
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Essential Living appoints two development managers
Essential Living has expanded its development team with two new appointments as it begins work to construct 5,000 homes for long-term rent.
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Royal Mail reviews future of South London Mail Centre
Royal Mail is considering selling or developing its South London Mail Centre, close to Battersea Power Station, for a 1,870 home residential scheme.
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Hermes makes Nobel appointment to lead senior debt fund
Hermes Investment Management has poached M G Investments’ Vincent Nobel to lead the Hermes Real Estate debt business and manage the Hermes Real Estate Senior Debt Fund.
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Notting Hill Housing and Telford Homes JV buys £44m Stratford site for residential scheme
Notting Hill Housing Group and Telford Homes have entered a joint venture to build more than 400 homes on a site close to the Olympic Park in Stratford, east London.
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M&S anchored shopping centre gets green light in Woking
Planning chiefs have given the green-light to a mixed-use retail-led scheme named Victoria Square in Woking, Surrey.
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Investment in real estate alternatives will hit £20bn by 2019, says JLL
JLL has predicted that investment in real estate alternatives such as student housing and hotels will almost double by 2019.
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Gerald Eve appoints new senior partner
Gerald Eve has appointed a new senior partner, as it looks to expand its business.
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DTZ and Alder King appointed to market one of Bristol's largest offices
DTZ and Alder King have been appointed to market Templeback – one of Bristol’s largest office developments.
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Brookfield buys GPE’s 100 Bishopsgate stake
Brookfield has snapped up the final 12.5% it does not already own in one of the City of London’s most anticipated schemes at 100 Bishopsgate, Property Week can reveal.
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JLL appoints new lead director in South West team
JLL has promoted Jo Edwards as lead director of property and asset management across the South West.
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Deloitte records jump number of London offices starting construction
The number of office developments starting construction in London has almost doubled in the past six months, according to Deloitte Real Estate’s London office crane survey.