All Property Week articles in 7 October 2011
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CBRE sheds directors to leave
Two directors in CBRE’s London-based industrial team are to leave the business.
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Administrators appointed to liquidate Parkridge companies
Parkridge Retail and Parkridge (Coalville) are to be liquidated following the conclusion of winding-up hearings.
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Hammerson moves a step closer to Eastgate Quarter development
Hammerson has received planning permission to build a new facility for Bridge Street Pentecostal Church that will help facilitate the development of the Eastgate Quarter in Leeds. The 1m sq ft retail led development will be anchored by Marks Spencer and John Lewis and will include a two-level ...
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Tesco given Hounslow green light
Tesco has been given planning consent for a store in Hounslow with a sales area of 57,000 sq ft.
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Standard Life Wealth moves in Birmingham
Standard Life Wealth Birmingham, the investment specialists for private clients in the Midlands, has moved into new office premises in the city’s Jewellery Quarter, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Starman Hotels to sell France's largest hotel for €350m
Starman Hotels is considering the sale of its iconic Le Meridien Etoile Hotel in Paris, the largest hotel in France, for €350m.
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Brockton Capital looks to JV on £400m Mayfair apartments scheme
Brockton Capital is looking for a joint venture partner to facilitate a £400m residential scheme in the heart of Mayfair.
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RUGBY WORLD CUP BLOG: Shape up or ship out
Eight teams left. Two hemispheres divided by the draw. Every team aware that it’s knockout rugby now and there can only be one winner. For everyone but poor old Dan Carter, this World Cup has truly come alive!
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Bank of Ireland plans £135m Leeds mall sale
Bank of Ireland Private Banking is looking to sell its Victoria Quarter shopping centre in Leeds for £135m.
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Star speakers at second Public Property Summit
On 2 November, Property Week hosts the second Public Property Summit at London’s Business Design Centre, in association with Capita Symonds
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Paralysis rather than panic is the message from Munich
As Property Week’s crack Expo Real team made its way into Munich’s Oktoberfest on Monday night, it was drawn to one beer keller by the unique sight and sound of 5,000 Germans standing on tables belting out Katrina and the Waves’ Walking on Sunshine
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A walk in Madison Square Park
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing and Witkoff Group have bought 1107 Broadway, a vacant building next to Madison Square Park in New York for $190m from Lehman Brothers. They plan to convert the 350,000 sq ft office building into luxury condominiums. Witkoff CEO Steven Witkoff said: “In Manhattan there is ...
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Take-up withers as Kent occupiers shrink
A report by inward investment agency Locate in Kent reveals poor take-up in the county over the past three months. Companies that are looking for space in the county are mostly downsizing
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Women in Property names its top student
National prize winner praised for “refreshing approach”.
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New York topples hotspot London
New York has beaten London as the most popular investment destination for the first time since 2007
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Wakefield meets with Her Majesty’s pleasure
The Court Service has placed under offer Emerald House at the £140m mixed-use Merchant Gate development in Wakefield
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Scotland set for new ‘health tax’
Alcohol and tobacco lower life expectancy. Now large retailers in Scotland that sell them are on the verge of a tax change that could damage their financial health
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JLL/King Sturge’s Leeds office heads
The Jones Lang LaSalle and King Sturge merger in Leeds is complete
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Halifax retail schemes head to market
Broad Street Plaza and Woolshops cure city’s retail stock drought