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Axa poaches head of European transactions
AXA Real Estate Investment Managers has poached Riccardo Dallolio from Grove Capital Partners to be its head of European transactions.
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Henderson promotes to new head of distribution role
Henderson Global Investors has promoted Andrew Friend to head up its UK distribution team.
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CVS appoints eight to national ratings surveying team
CVS, the business rates consultancy, has made eight appointments to its national rating surveying team.
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Peel submits Tyne & Wear Tesco plans
John Whittaker’s Peel Land Property has submitted a planning application for a major Tesco supermarket at its The Peel Centre in Washington, Tyne Wear.
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Capital Shopping Centres' Chaldecott steps down
Kay Chaldecott, executive director of property, has stepped down from Capital Shopping Centres after 27 years.
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RBS appoints ex-Savills chief executive to head property restructuring
Aubrey Adams, the former chief executive of Savills, has been appointed head of property in the Royal Bank of Scotland’s global restructuring group.
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London & Stamford completes £24.5m residential buy
London Stamford has completed its purchase of a £24.4m residential block in Oval, south London.
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Squarestone Brasil enjoys 24% NAV rise
Squarestone Brasil demonstrated further proof of the strength of the emerging markets by achieving a 24% rise in net asset value in the first six months of the year.
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LXB plans Oxfordshire retail scheme in site exchange deal
LXB Retail Properties has exchanged contracts to buy 12-acre site in the market town Banbury in Oxfordshire for £17.5m
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Peel's £175m International Trade Centre approved
A planning application to build the new Wirral International Trade Centre (ITC) has been approved, TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
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Tesco granted consent for 900,000 sq ft Reading shed
Tesco was last night granted planning consent for a 900,000 sq ft regional distribution centre in Whiteley, south Reading.
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Helical joint venture plans £30m Birmingham retail investment
A Helical Bar joint venture has bought a 13-acre site in Tyseley, Birmingham, for a 141,600 sq ft retail park development.
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British Land ramps up retail activity
British Land is ramping up its retail investment and development activity with a development starting on a major shopping centre and a finance deal.
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Canary Wharf Group bullish on London as it reports 3.8% NAV rise
An environment of confidence and security is returning to London’s financial industry, Canary Wharf Group said today as it reported a net asset value per share increase of 3.8% in the first half of the year.
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BCSC: Henderson's Martin Perry on retail development, the NPPF and Mary Portas
Henderson’s Martin Perry, director of retail development, talks to Property Week about BCSC, Mary portas and the National Planning Policy Framework.
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BCSC: Morrisons property head on expansion plans and format changes
Terry Hartwell, group property director at Morrisons, talks to Property Week about the supermarket chain’s expansion plans and new formats.
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BCSC: Phil "the Power" Taylor launches Marks & Spencer Stoke anchor plans
Marks Spencer has agreed heads of terms to open a 100,000 sq ft anchor store in Realis Estates’ City Sentral scheme in Stoke.
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BCSC: Store Twenty One chief - the North is better for us
Anupam Jhunjhunwala, chief executive of fashion chain Store Twenty One, spoke to Property Week at the BCSC conference today about his expansion plans, where the chain plans to open, and what he thinks of the state of the UK economy.
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BCSC: Former CBI head calls for next round of quantitive easing
Former director general of the CBI, Richard Lambert, today called on the government to implement a new round of quantitive easing.
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BCSC: No easy way out of European economic crisis, Sunday Times's David Smith says
David Smith, economics editor at the Sunday Times, opened today’s BCSC conference by looking at the reasons why the global, European and British economies have faltered over this year.