All articles by David Doyle – Page 21
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Prologis improves NAV by 1.2% and pays down debt
Prologis European Properties (PEPR) paid down €107.7m of debt in the third quarter of the year whilst improving net asset value by 1.2%.
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Lloyds consortium picked for £180m Leeds social housing scheme
A consortium comprising Lloyds Bank, regeneration company Keepmoat and property consultancy Cyril Sweett has been picked as preferred bidder on a £180m social housing project in Leeds.
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PWTV: Maude outlines government property savings at Movers & Shakers debate
The government has moved out of 36 buildings in central London since it came to power, totalling 1.2m sq ft, Francis Maude, Minister for the Cabinet Office, told the Movers Shakers breakfast debate last week.
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Kames Capital poaches from ING REIM
Kames Capital, formerly Aegon Asset Management, has poached three fund managers from ING REIM.
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The Charities Property Fund spends £60m in Q3
The Charities Property Fund, managed by Cordea Savills, has bought five properties over the third quarter of the year, bringing its net asset value to £456m.
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The Crown Estate appoints new chief executive
The Crown Estate has appointed the Olympic Delivery Authority’s Alison Nimmo CBE to replace current chief executive Roger Bright when he steps down at the end of the year.
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PWTV: Lease renewal rates outside London plummet to 10%
The rate of office leases outside London being renewed plummeted to 10% last year, figures from the IPD and Strutt Parker have shown.
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PODCAST: What's happening in the global economy with Jamie Dannhauser
The global economy is, at the very least, a mess. Luckily Jamie Dannhauser, director at economic consultancy Lombard Street Capital, is here to make sense of the turmoil.
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Legal & General in £46.6m Tesco sale-and-leaseback
Legal General Property has bought three Tesco supermarkets in a £46.6m sale-and-leaseback deal.
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PODCAST: Central London rents to outstrip inflation, LandSecs' Noel says
Central London rents will outstrip inflation this year, Robert Noel, managing director of Land Securities’ £5.7bn London portfolio, said in the Property Week podcast this week.
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USS buys west London office park at 9.2%
Universities Superannuation Scheme has bought the Hayes Park office campus in Uxbridge for £56.25m.
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MWB suffers two-thirds net asset value drop
MWB Group today reported that net asset value had plummeted by two-thirds over the 18 month to the end of June.
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O&H secures £78m debt facility
O&H Group, the private investment company owned by the Gabbay and Shahmoon families, has secured a £78m debt facility for a portfolio including a number of Mayfair offices.
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Tate & Lyle letting is sweet deal for UK & European
UK European has secured Tate Lyle as the first tenant at its One Kingsway development in London’s Midtown, as revealed by Property Week.
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Crossrail submits 500,000 sq ft Tottenham Court Road plans
The much-maligned east end of Oxford Street took a step towards regeneration today as Crossrail submitted plans to redevelop the area around Tottenham Court Road tube station.
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JP Morgan secures €143m loan from pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank
JP Morgan Asset Management has secured a €143m loan from pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank in order to refinance existing facilities against the 750,000 sq ft Docks de Marseille property in France, and to fund renovation works.
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Conygar submits plans for £100m west Wales marina scheme
The Conygar Investment Company has submitted a planning application for a £100m marina development in Fishguard on the west coast of Wales.
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DTZ starts formal sale process following "expressions of interest"
DTZ has started a formal sale process following the announcement that major shareholder Saint Georges Participations would not be making an offer for the business.
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Legal & General wins consent for 920,000 sq ft Corby scheme
Legal General Property has been given planning permission for a 920,000 sq ft distribution facility in Corby, Northamptonshire.
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PWTV: Bob Neill - objectors to NPPF "have misread the document"
Those objecting to the National Planning Policy Framework “don’t give the impression of having read the document”, Bob Neill, the under secretary of state for Communities and Local Government told Property Week today.