All Property Week articles in 7 October 2011 – Page 5
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InsightTough talk, but subdued mood among Conservatives in Manchester
Strong Leadership for a Better Future was the slogan for this year’s Conservative conference in Manchester
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Insight
Tough talk, but subdued mood among Conservatives in Manchester
Strong Leadership for a Better Future was the slogan for this year’s Conservative conference in Manchester
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News
Schrager joins Shoreditch set: American hotelier to launch new brand
American hotelier to buy £75m Crowne Plaza hotel in east London for new boutique hotel brand
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Professional
People moves: Hometrack, Corran Properties, Drivers Jonas Deloitte, American Appraisal
Gatehouse Bank has promoted Adam Cavanagh to head of real estate. He replaces Philip Churchill, who left in August.
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Professional
Air con chemical ban fans cost fears
European Union efforts to phase out dangerous chemicals in air conditioning systems could cost landlords and tenants £1.75bn, a property consultant has warned
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Professional
Digital mapping technology helps helps property pros plan ahead
Property professionals are increasingly achieving results with maps and data via new intuitive and user-friendly applications that previously were only within the capability of the geographic information specialist
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Insight
Housing must top ‘Re-Newed Labour’s‘ agenda of investment
The party conference season is in full swing, so it is appropriate to reflect on Ed Miliband’s first year as leader of the opposition. It is more difficult to establish position and profile as leader of the opposition after losing an election than as incoming prime minister
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Insight
Housing must top ‘Re-Newed Labour’s‘ agenda of investment
The party conference season is in full swing, so it is appropriate to reflect on Ed Miliband’s first year as leader of the opposition
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Professional
Planners' propositions: framework weaknesses that need to be addressed
The Planning Officers Society has suggested six main areas in which the government should strengthen the National Planning Policy Framework:1. A national spatial planThe society urged the government to set out long-term planning priorities alongside the objectives in the framework. These should be aligned with policies in areas such as ...
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Insight
To add insult to injury claims
Sir, I note with interest a report in the Times that several high street occupiers have joined the Association of British Insurers in lobbying the government for a change in the law that relates to personal injury claims (05.09.11). As a managing agent of various buildings and schemes, we are ...
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News
Caan backs sharia-compliant 90 North
New sharia investment vehicle secures financing as it chases Gulf investors
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Markets
For and against: Lib Dem’s £2m mansion tax
A Liberal Democrat proposal to introduce a “mansion tax” on homes worth more than £2m has once again polarised opinion in politics and property
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News
Bids in for Lloyds £1bn loan portfolio
The first round of bids have been submitted for Project Royal, the £1bn loan portfolio sale being undertaken by Lloyds Banking Group, which features a distinctive Birmingham development as its centrepiece
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Online
Midweek Bulletin: Doom and gloom from Expo Real 2011
From the final day of the international property conference Expo Real in Munich Property Week ’s Mike Phillips and David Hatcher sum up the main trends and mood.
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Online
EXPO REAL: Debt getting competitive for the best stock, says Henderson MD
The price of debt is increasing on the best stock, Henderson’s managing director Mike Sales told Property Week yesterday.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Prices should fall on short-term let City stock
Despite the strenght of London as an investment location, there is a lot of property where aggressive yields are being quoted on properties with short leases, BNP Paribas Real Estate’s senior director of City investment Shaun Gorvin said yesterday.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Allianz to increase lending to property... but not in the UK
Allianz Real Estate’s German chief executive, Stefan Brendgen, today said the company planned to increase its lending against European property as Solvency II regulations make lending for insurance companies more attractive than direct property investment.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Sovereign debt crisis strongly impacting investment volumes in affected countries.
The sovereign debt crisis has already started to cause property investors to concentrate more on prime assets in core markets according to CBRE’s European Investment Market briefing.
