All Property Week articles in 8 May 2015 – Page 4
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Online
Property fears EU poll uncertainty
The property industry has warned of the impact of uncertainty generated by a referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union, in the wake of the Conservative’s stunning win in the general election.
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How Twitter responded to election outcome
Twitter users who have used the hashtag #GE2015 and #Property have largely demonstrated a positive sentiment towards a Conservative government, a Property Week network analysis shows.
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Emperor buys in Oxford Street
Hong Kong investor Emperor International Holdings has bought an Oxford Street retail block for £35.5m.
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Online
EU referendum threat sees bankers rein in growth expectations
Financial researchers from JP Morgan have warned of slower growth in the next two years as a referendum on whether Britain should exit the European Union looks likely.
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British Land continues letting streak at Marble Arch House
British Land has completed two further lettings at Marble Arch House taking the building to over 80% let with just one floor remaining.
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WELPUT makes £38.28m office buy
West End of London Property Unit Trust (WELPUT) has exchanged contracts to buy North West House, 119-127 Marylebone Road, London, for £38.28m.
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News
Perloff’s ‘ramblings’ liven up Panther’s annual results
The annual results of development companies make for interesting reading, but if Metropolis were to give out an award for the most entertaining it would undoubtedly go to Panther Securities.
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Online
Industry reacts as Conservatives win majority
Reaction to this morning’s shock election result is starting to trickle in, as the property industry assesses the impact of the impending Conservative government.
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Orchard Street agrees 32,000 sq ft lettings at Old Jewry
Orchard Street Investment Management has agreed five new lettings totalling 32,000 sq ft at 8/10 Old Jewry in the City of London. Good old days: former Anglo Irish HQ 10 Jewry was
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Deutsche set to take 350,000 sq ft at Canary Wharf
German banking giant Deutsche Bank is under offer to lease 350,000 sq ft at Canary Wharf.
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Property company shares leap on news of Tory victory
The City has given the shock election result, which appears to be heading towards giving the Conservative Party a slim majority, a resounding welcome.
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Insight
Interview: Second Home's Rohan Silva on why property needs to 'wake up'
Rohan Silva has a message for the property industry: wake up. If not, the industry will miss out on a lucrative chance to provide a home for tomorrow’s FTSE 100 companies.
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Severe supply squeeze hits London office market
Office vacancy rates in central London dipped to 4% in the first quarter of the year as supply continued to fail to keep up with rising demand, Colliers International’s latest central London office market report has found.
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Insight
Rental sector investment is only way forward
Demand for private rental homes is forecast to rise by 1.2 million by 2019. This need can only be met by new, good quality, fit-for-purpose rented housing in volume.
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Sakurami opens its first UK store in King’s Road
Russian hair and beauty brand Sakurami has opened its first UK store on Chelsea’s King’s Road.
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Law firm lands at St Peter’s
Law firm Addleshaw Goddard has agreed terms to occupy 55,000 sq ft at One St Peter’s Square in Manchester.
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Professional
Industry has to face up to the limits of limitation
The years 2009 to 2014 saw a swell in the number of professional negligence claims against valuers and surveying firms for negligent valuations.
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West End office rents soar with a surge of new launches
Ambitious asking rents at the top of the West End office market are now being set at the previous cycle’s record rent of £140/sq ft, after a series of deals this year boosted expectations.
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Leonardo to operate Jansons’ new Edinburgh hotel project
Developer Jansons is on the cusp of securing Israeli-owned Leonardo Hotels to operate a 150,000 sq ft hotel in a well-known Edinburgh landmark.
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Warrington warehouse taken by Eddie Stobart
Eddie Stobart has signed a deal to occupy a former City Link warehouse in Warrington.