All Property Week articles in 9 August - iPad edition – Page 3
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OnlineLGP buys £130m of student housing
Legal General Property has acquired two student accommodation schemes for £130m.
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OnlineDeveloper picked for £100m South Shields regeneration
Muse Developments has been selected for the £100m regeneration of South Shields town centre.
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OnlineCity lawyers strengthen City office market
Research by Knight Frank suggests 2013 is shaping up to be the strongest year since 2008 for office acquisitions by City lawyers.
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OnlineHouse builder secures £550m refinancing
Taylor Wimpey has today announced the refinancing of its revolving credit facility, due to mature in November 2014, with a new debt package for £550m that matures in August 2018.
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OnlineBarton Willmore expands in Cambridge
Orchard Street Investment Management has let the last portion of unoccupied space at St. Andrews House, Cambridge.
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OnlineHarris + Hoole takes Jessops space
Expanding coffee shop chain Harris + Hoole has taken a pair of new leases – on former Jessop stores in Guildford and Ealing.
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OnlineRetailer leases 50,000 sq ft Bolton office as north-west prospers
Fast-growing white goods retailer DRL has confirmed a deal, first revealed by Property Week, to nearly double the size of its headquarters to cater for an expansion drive.
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OnlineCrisis-ridden IVG plans giant debt-for-equity swap
IVG Immobilien has reached an agreement with its creditors that would effectively wipe out the value of existing shares in the company and convert £1.85bn of syndicated debt into equity in the company.
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OnlineDTZ set for Sydney listing
Australian engineering and property services firm UGL today announced plans to list DTZ on the Sydney stock exchange by 2015 following a demerger, as the parent company’s profits took a significant tumble.
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OnlineDTZ set for Sydney listing as UGL profits plummet
Australian engineering and property services firm UGL today announced plans to list DTZ on the Sydney stock exchange by 2015 following a demerger, as the parent company’s profits took a significant tumble.
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OnlineNew partnership gears up for next phase of Paintworks redevelopment
Verve Properties and Crest Nicholson have entered into a joint venture partnership to develop the third phase of the Paintworks, Bristol.
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OnlineMatalan takes 25,000 sq ft Liverpool store
Matalan has signed up to take space in a Liverpool shopping centre for their flagship store.
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OnlineLand Secs picked for major retail redevelopment as Lend Lease is dumped
Land Securities has been recommended as the development partner for Guildford’s North Street site in the town centre, despite Lend Lease having previously been recommended.
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OnlineWells Fargo’s seals £4bn Eurohypo deal
Wells Fargo’s £4bn purchase of Hypothekenbank Frankfurt’s UK arm is understood to have completed, marking a huge expansion of the bank’s loan book in the UK.
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OnlineTrade body to move from Centre Point
The CBI has instructed agents to find a new headquarters ahead of the redevelopment of its current base at Centre Point.
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NewsSunningdale Park set for sale
The Cabinet Office is to bring to the market the former civil service training centre at Sunningdale, Berkshire, as part of its plan to shed unused government assets.
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NewsMoon ringer
While flicking through his 26 July issue of Property Week , Stuart Abbott, an associate in GVA’s West End management team, almost fell off his swivel chair when he spotted Shane Ritchie, best known for playing cheekie chappy Alfie Moon in EastEnders , commenting on an article about future-proofing London. ...
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InsightPodcast: Property Maketh the Manns
In this month’s podcast, James Max interviews managing director of Urbanest, Johnny Manns, and Ken Shuttleworth, founder of architecture practice Make.
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ProfessionalProperty needs youth, and the youth need information
July’s Labour Market Statistics showed that unemployment rate for 16-24-year-olds was 20.9% for the period March to May 2013. Even though that is down 0.2% from the previous quarter, the figure remains stubbornly high.
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ProfessionalSeaside property pitfalls - an investor's guide
Brighton rock or Scarborough scare? Make sure your seaside investment is something to coast about
