All Property Week articles in 8 June 2012 – Page 4
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GVA: Retail Bulletin - Spring 2012
It will come as no great surprise that there was a very mixed bag of trading results from retailers over the Christmas period, although overall sales held up in December (total retail sales +1.7%pa).
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GVA: Unlocking Town Centre Retail Developments - May 2012
The crisis faced by many town centres and how to revive them, has been extensively debated over recent months. The Portas Review made a series of sensible recommendations, most of which have been adopted by ministers.
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Chesterton Humberts: London Prime Residential Market Snapshot - Spring 2012
The prime London residential property market has again demonstrated its resilience in the first quarter of 2012 despite the economy having slipped back into recession and the Chancellor’s tax offensive on the high-end residential sector - although the longer term impact of the latter remains to be seen.
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Knight Frank Residential Research: Housebuilding 2012
The housebuilding industry has been near the forefront of the political and economic agenda over the last year, resulting in enhanced government support for homebuyers and an expansion of the national debate on how to provide housing for a growing population.
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Carter Jonas: Cambridge office and laboratory markets - June 2012
Closer to home and in more recent times, the Cambridge area has been identified by successive national governments as a model for economic prosperity and development.
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GVA: The Only Way Is Up - Summer 2012
Current market conditions in the UK, and even more so in Ireland, have exposed many occupiers to the downside of upwards only rent reviews.
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GVA: The Big Nine - Regional Office Market Review - Q1 2012
Prospects for the regional office market have improved significantly since the end of last year. Q1 managed to record average take-up, in what is traditionally the slowest quarter of activity.
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Knight Frank Residential Research: Prime Global Cities Index
The value of prime property in the world’s key cities fell by 0.4% in the first quarter of 2012. This represents the index’s first quarterly fall since the depths of the global recession.
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Knight Frank: UK Market Outlook - May 2012
The IPD digest recorded a fifth consecutive monthly fall in All Property capital values, which declined by 0.3% in March.
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Henderson Research: Think/Europe - May 2012
The road to economic recovery was always going to be tough. With inflation falling and a lack of growth, aggressive deleveraging by overly indebted governments, financial institutions and consumers will weigh heavily on Eurozone output.
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Cushman & Wakefield: London Offices - The Return of the Prelet
Preletting has historically been an important part of the London market, accounting for 15.0% of total transactions in central London between 2002 and 2011.
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Aberdeen retenders string of fund portfolios
CBRE has been appointed to manage a £1.2bn property portfolio on behalf of Aberdeen Asset Management, as part of an ongoing drive by the fund manager to reduce the number of managing agents it hires.
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Savills: Sweden Investment Market - Q1 2012
In line with most economies in Europe, Sweden’s economy has experienced a mild downturn in the last two quarters. However, Sweden’s solid public finances allows for a expansionary public policy in order to support the economy.
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Savills: Commercial Development Activity - May 2012
Total commercial development activity rose for a second successive month in April.
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DTZ: Edinburgh - Q1 2012
Take-up in the city centre increased to 127,000 sq ft in Q1. This was the strongest quarter of lettings in two years and was driven by a 48,000 sq ft pre-let to Brewin Dolphin at Atria.
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Blackrock launches real estate securities division
Blackrock is to launch a global real estate securities division to be headed by the former chief investment officer of REIT management at Goldman Sachs, Mark Howard-Johnson, it announced today.
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€24m L'Ellipse spotted by Fiducial Real Estate
The French company, Fiducial Real Estate, has bought the L’Ellipse office building in the Paris business district of La Défense for €24m.
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Exclusive: first interview with new Clinton Cards owner
Schurman Retail has revealed its plans to Property Week to turn the business around and keep pressure on landlords.
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Scotland to swap stamp duty with tax on high-end buyers
The Scottish government has taken one of its most radical tax decisions since devolution by scrapping stamp duty land tax.
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Bellway's prices and sales are up, but so are cancellations.
House builder Bellway has said that despite demand for homes continuing to outperform expectations, net cancellations are rising.