All Property Week articles in 7 October 2011 – Page 6
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OnlineLloyds and Telereal complete £45m Flagstaff deal
Telereal Trillium has completed a deal to buy the Flagstaff portfolio from Lloyds Banking Group for around £45m, in one of the most keenly watched sales this year.
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OnlineRedefine appoints former Lend Lease chief as chairman
Redefine International, the listed property company, has appointed former Lend Lease chief executive Greg Clarke as non-executive chairman.
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Patron and West Register buy Jarvis Hotels for £111m
Patron Capital and Royal Bank of Scotland’s West Register have teamed up to buy Jarvis Hotels out of administration for £111m.
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OnlineEXPO REAL 2011: Lack of supply creates opportunities, says Prologis European president
Europe is facing “12 to 24 months” of bumpy road, Prologis’s European president Philip Dunne said today, but the lack of supply could create opportunities.
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“Lord” Edward Davenport jailed for fraud
Self-styled “Lord” Edward Davenport, 45, has been jailed for more than seven years for running a £4m global fraud.
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OnlineExpo Real 2011: Dublin take-up increases despite economic turbulence
According to Savills, Dublin’s office market is on track to show the strongest level of take up since the credit crisis emerged in 2008
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Acuitus to hold its largest auction
Acuitus is to hold its largest auction since the company was set up last year with 71 lots.
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RREEF buys £140m Reading International Business Park
RREEF Real Estate has bought Reading International Business Park on behalf of a leading Asian pension fund for £140.15m.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Aberdeen Asset Management to embark on second capital raise for Pan European Core Property Fund
Aberdeen Asset Management is to embark on a second round of capital raising for its Pan European Core Property Fund which could see the its size increase to more than €240m.
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OnlineEXPO REAL 2011: Two La Défense towers up for sale for €250m
Two tower buildings in the centre of Paris’s financial district, La Défense, have been put on the market for a combined price of around €250m.
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OnlineEXPO REAL 2011: Opportunistic Real Estate Funds searching for $76bn
The global search for real estate capital has soared according to latest research by investment manager Clerestory Capital with opportunistic real estate funds searching for $76bn.
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OnlineLegacy plans submitted for Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
The Olympic Park Legacy Company submitted a planning application for five new villages on the site of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park today.
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OnlineEXPO REAL 2011: 56% of London investment from overseas in 2011
Investment volumes for the year so far in London have hit £8.1bn, 56% of which has been from overseas according to research by Jones Lang LaSalle
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OnlineQueensberry and Newport Council sign John Frost Square development agreement
Newport City Council and Queensberry have signed a development agreement for the proposed retail, food and leisure scheme for John Frost Square.
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OnlineGrainger secures £890m of debt financings
Grainger has signed two debt financings bringing the total amount of debt agreed by the group during the past eight months to around £1.2bn.
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OnlineLandSecs secures planning resolution for 1 New Street Square in the City
Land Securities has secured resolution to grant planning consent for its 1 New Street Square mixed-use development from the City of London.
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OnlineTory Conference: Key planning reform to be delayed
Ministers were yesterday forced to admit that councils are likely to be given more time to draw up Local Plans before controversial planning policy changes are implemented.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Solvency II will help boost real estate lending, says AXA Reim's Lavergne
The Solvency II regulations will boost lending to European property as it will make the sector more appealing to insurance companies, Laurent Lavergne, head of fund management at insurance giant Axa’s investment management arm Axa REIM, said today.
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EXPO REAL 2011: Aberdeen Asset Managers to increase spending outside Europe
Aberdeen Asset Managers will increase its spending in countries outside its traditional European core, the company’s global head of property said today.
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OnlineHenderson Research: Think/Europe
It has been a summer of discontent across financial markets. The latest wave of sovereign debt fears on both sides of the Atlantic, alongside a stark slowdown in economic growth, has revealed that the treacherous debris of the financial crisis is still evident.
