All articles by Emanuele Midolo – Page 2
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Online
JD Sports to open super-store at Brighton’s Churchill Square shopping centre
JD Sports has signed a 16,500 sq ft letting at Aberdeen Standard Investments’ Churchill Square shopping centre, Brighton.
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News
LSH top brass in dispute over pay
Lambert Smith Hampton’s senior management team is locked in a dispute with Countrywide over pay.
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News
Korean fund under offer to buy new Samsung HQ in Chertsey
A Korean fund is under offer to buy Samsung’s new headquarters in Chertsey for around £70m, Property Week can reveal.
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Aviva poised to sell New Bond Street block to Hines for £130m
Aviva Investors is poised to sell its mixed-use block at 327-329 Oxford Street in Mayfair to Hines for around £130m.
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Why Knight Frank’s flex offer is ‘a more considerate choice’
Agent teams up with established flexible officer provider Work.Life to give landlords ‘complete optionality’
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Insight
Interview with Art-Invest Real Estate’s Ali Abbas
Art-Invest entered the UK market at a time of Brexit-related political chaos. Emanuele Midolo asks managing partner Ali Abbas why – and what’s next.
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JLL’s head of national investment resigns
Angus Minford has left JLL after almost nine years at the firm, Property Week understands.
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Aberdeen Standard poised to sell largest asset in troubled open-ended fund
Aberdeen Standard Investments has agreed a deal to sell the biggest asset in its troubled open-ended fund, Property Week can reveal.
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Chilango expected to launch CVA
Mexican restaurant chain Chilango is poised to launch a company voluntary arrangement (CVA) to avoid going into administration.
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Kurt Geiger HQ on the block for £62m
The headquarters of footwear retailer Kurt Geiger in the City fringe is up for sale for £62m.
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M&G sells assets from its frozen property fund
M G has sold six Travelodge hotels from its M G Property Portfolio, the fund that suspended trading last week after almost £1bn of withdrawals in less than a year.
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Ted Baker loses CEO and chairman after third profit warning
Ted Baker’s chief executive and chairman have both resigned as the retailer issued a new profit warning as it wrestles with the “most challenging” period in its history.
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Royal Albert Dock secures first office tenant
Chinese developer Advanced Business Park (ABP) has secured its first office tenant for its £1.7bn regeneration scheme at the Royal Albert Dock in East London.
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News
US flexible operator Serendipity Labs makes UK debut
Newable Flexible Workspace set to roll out 25 Serendipity Labs co-working hubs across the UK.
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Savills and Barnett Ross line up their last sales of the year
Auction houses release catalogues for post-election sales with properties in London going under the hammer
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Clintons’ stores safe after owners buy back retailer in pre-pack admin deal
The Weiss family has bought greeting cards retailer Clintons out of administration in a move that will see all its 334 stores in the UK continue to trade.
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Zara founder completes £600m buy of the Post Building
Amancio Ortega’s investment vehicle Pontegadea has completed the purchase of the Post Building from Brockton Capital and Oxford Properties for over £600m, reflecting a yield of less than 4%
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Pakistani property tycoon agrees £190m settlement with NCA
The National Crime Agency (NCA) has agreed a £190m settlement with a Pakistani property developer following an investigation into suspected proceeds of crime.
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Online
Black Friday: UK online retail sales hit all time high at £20bn
Online retail sales in the UK in November and December are set to exceed £20bn for the first time ever, according to data from Colliers International.
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Coalition urges party leaders to cut VAT to unleash £1bn green housing revolution
A coalition of business groups and organisations from the property and construction sectors have urged the next UK government to cut VAT on homes maintenance and improvement works.