All Property Week articles in 9 April 2010 – Page 3
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OnlineKnight Frank's European Logistics and Industrial Report 2010
Though prime logistics rents fell across Europe over 2009 in line with weak demand, the few deals that were done tightened supply - a trend expected to continue over 2010 due to the scarcity of speculative development.
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OnlineCoStar West End Office Market Update - April 2010
The volume of space being marketed in the West End fell for the first time since 2007 in the first quarter of 2010.
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OnlineCoStar City Office Market Update - April 2010
The City of London saw the highest take up in the first quarter of this year since the third quarter of 2007. 1.9m sq ft was leased in Q1 2010 - 1.5m sq ft more than in the first two quarters of 2009.
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OnlineCoStar Midtown Office Market Update - April 2010
Take-up in Midtown in Q1 2010 fell compared to the previous quarter - totalling 380,829 sq ft.
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OnlineSt Stephen’s signs up new fashion brand in Hull
St Stephen’s, British Land’s £200m shopping centre in Hull, has signed up fashion brand Cult.
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OnlineGoodman sells Hampshire shed to L&G for £47m
Goodman has forward sold its 468,000 sq ft shed in Andover, Hampshire, to Legal & General Property for £47m.
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OnlineHeron tops out City’s tallest building
The City of London’s tallest building was topped out this morning.
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OnlineLabour manifesto pledges tough action on property
The Labour Party had said it would take tough action on reducing the cost of running its property if it won a fourth term at the general election on 6 May.
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OnlineStarbucks signs up at Manchester’s Three Piccadillly Place
The Carlyle Group has hooked Starbucks as its first retail tenant at Three Piccadilly Place in Manchester.
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OnlineLand Securities completes purchase of O2 centre on Finchley Road
Land Securities has bought The O2 Centre, Finchley Road in London from the Matterhorn Palos Partnership, a joint venture between Matterhorn Capital and Palos Investments.
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OnlineGlaxoSmithkline sells Cumbria canal
Pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has sold a canal it owns in Cumbria to a company which is part of land management firm NPL Estates.
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China regulator hints at easing of credit slowdown
China's housing market was being driven by a "huge" demand, the country's top banking regulator has said.
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Creditors chase Opus Corp owning family
Opus Corp., formerly one of the country's largest developers of commercial property, transferred tens of millions of dollars to its controlling family in the years preceding the collapse of the company's operations.
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GPT fund plans A$400m raising
GPT Group said today its unlisted GPT Wholesale Office Fund plans to raise about A$400 million via an equity raising.
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Outsted Deyaar chief denies conflict
Former Deyaar CEO Markus Giebel on Monday hit back at rumours he was sacked over a conflict of interest with a management consultancy firm he owns called Vedera Capital.
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Dubai rents relatively stable in Q1
Villa rental rates in Dubai remained stable in the first quarter of this year compared to the previous quarter, Asteco said in a new report on Monday.
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Irish building contraction slows
Ireland’s building industry contracted in March at the slowest pace in almost two and a half years, adding to signs that the country may be emerging from its deepest recession.
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Australian home loan approvals dip 1.8%
Australian home-loan approvals fell in February for a fifth straight month after central bank Governor Glenn Stevens boosted borrowing costs and the government cut grants to first-time buyers.
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Peninsula targets China and India for hotel growth
The luxury Peninsula hotel chain plans to open properties in China and India, where expanding economies and rising consumer wealth promise demand for high-end lodging, said Clement Kwok, chief executive officer of owner Hongkong & Shanghai Hotels.
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Dubai developers demand fees for late buildings
Developers in Dubai are demanding that buyers keep paying for homes that in some cases haven’t even been started. Builders in the emirate have delayed or canceled projects worth about $330bn, Dubai-based market researcher Proleads estimates.
