All Property Week articles in 8 September 2017 – Page 3
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OnlineScottish housebuilder seeks AIM float
Scottish housebuilder Springfield Properties is seeking to raise up to £25m for a float on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM).
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OnlineDerwent London secures 123,500 sq ft pre-let at 80 Charlotte Street
Derwent London has pre-let most of the remaining office space at 80 Charlotte Street to The Boston Consulting Group (BCG).
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OnlineIrma weighs on FTSE 100
The FTSE 100 was down 0.26% to 7,377.60 points on Friday, as global concerns over the impact of Hurricane Irma on the US economy and tensions over North Korea worried investors.
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NewsSeparated at birth: Rich Sommer and Andreas Scriven
Metropolis isn’t sure whether Andreas Scriven drove as hard a bargain in becoming Deloitte’s new head of UK leisure as Harry Crane did with the Sterling Cooper agency in Mad Men , but he does have some of actor Rich Sommer’s style.
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NewsHammerson‘s spooky 75th anniversary celebrations
You know when you see someone out of context and you just can’t remember their name?
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NewsStaunton flies high for charity
It’s tough to achieve a genuine first these days but Staunton Whiteman founder Nick Staunton is having a good go at it by attempting to fly solo across Africa… in a tiny, open cockpit gyrocopter.
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ProfessionalLiving and working spaces reintegrated
For a century or more, residential and commercial projects have been treated as separate worlds. But over the next 20 years urban development will increasingly focus on new kinds of integrated schemes involving a sophisticated blend of both elements.
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Prime central London resi market sees further falls in prices and transaction volumes
Falling asking prices in the central London prime residential market have failed to reverse a downward trend in transaction volumes, according to data from Knight Frank.
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OnlineUncommon opens in Borough
Flexible workspace provider Uncommon has expanded to a second location, opening a 25,000 sq ft space in Borough.
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Yopa launches TV advertising campaign
Fixed-fee estate agency Yopa has launched a national TV advertising campaign, just one week after announcing it has secured £27m in funding from investors.
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OnlinePing Pong bar Bounce looks for 20 new venues
Cushman Wakefield has been appointed to oversee a major expansion by ping pong bar Bounce.
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OnlineBritish Land raises £300m from bond issue
British Land has raised £300m from its debut sterling bond issue.
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OnlineSlade joins Evans Randall
John Slade has joined Evans Randall Investors, just days after Property Week revealed he was quitting BNP Paribas Real Estate (BNP PRE).
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OnlinePidgley cashes in £27m day after bumper Berkeley pay deals
Berkeley Group chairman Tony Pidgley has cashed in £26.8m of shares a day after the group faced down a shareholder rebellion over pay deals labelled “grossly excessive”, Property Week can reveal.
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MarketsIs the tide turning for Swansea
Swansea Bay could be the site of the world’s first tidal lagoon power plant. Expected to cost £1.3bn and act as a catalyst for wider regeneration, the vast energy project is primed for construction. There is, however, an ‘if’ hanging over its future.
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NewsNestlé quick to sign up at Gateway logistics scheme
SEGRO and Roxhill have secured the first major deal at their SEGRO Logistics Park East Midlands Gateway scheme with a pre-let to Nestlé, Property Week can reveal.
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MarketsHow will the Welsh economy fare without EU funds?
Go for a drive in the Welsh countryside and you’ll start to notice something on the road signs - clusters of yellow stars in orderly circles.
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NewsThackeray signs up string of tenants at Eastcheap Estate
Thackeray Estates has signed three new office tenants and a handful of retailers at its Eastcheap Estate redevelopment in the City of London.
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NewsPrime office rents in Dublin set to reach peak next year
Prime office rents in Dublin city centre are set to peak at €65/sq ft (£60/sq ft) next year, bringing to an end four consecutive years of rental growth, Irish agency HWBC has forecast.
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NewsZorin completes its largest-ever loan for London resi conversion
Zorin Finance has completed a loan of £36m to Sheen Lane Developments, its largest loan since it was founded in 2011.
