All Property Week articles in 7 October 2011 – Page 8
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CBRE buys Dutch shopping centre management SCM Europe
CB Richard Ellis Group has bought SCM Europe, a Dutch shopping centre management company, strengthening its position in the European retail real estate sector.
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Barclays £660m Claridge’s-group hotel deal explained
The Barclay brothers today completed a stunning and complex deal to take majority ownership of the Maybourne Hotel Group, which owns Claridge’s, The Berkeley and the Connaught hotels, as explained by Property Week.
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Retailer Alexon bought by Sun European in prepack deal
Women’s fashion retailer Alexon has been bought by private equity firm Sun European Partners today as part of a pre-pack administration deal.
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Kallakis fraud trial begins
Achilleas Kallakis and Alexander Williams appeared in court this morning facing charges in a £60m fraud case.
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Ellandi and Miller Developments buy £20m Kent mall with development play
Ellandi has teamed up with Miller Developments and Middle Eastern investors advised by WW Advisors, to buy the Walnuts Shopping Centre in Orpington, Kent, for a price thought to be around £20m.
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Westminster proffers planning begging bowl to developers
Westminster City Council’s struggling planning department has asked developers to pay a £26,000 fee on “major” applications until the government introduces legislation to enable local authorities to set their own fees.
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MORNING AFTER: Resolution Property's Young Carers Art and Photography Competition Fundraising Dinner
European real estate investor Resolution Property raised over £50,000 at its Young Carers Art and Photography Competition fundraising dinner earlier this month.
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Prupim buys €50m of European retail assets
Prupim has bought three northern European retail assets for €50m on behalf of its M G European Property Fund.
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Charterfields launches Manchester agency
Charterfields has appointed Colliers director David Fowlds to launch an agency division at its Manchester office.
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Retail CVAs jump by a quarter
The number of retailers using company voluntary arrangements (CVA) to renegotiate their debts with landlords has jumped by almost a quarter in a year, according to research by City law firm Wedlake Bell.