All articles by Hannah Emanuel – Page 9
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Freeport hires top guns for expansion plans
Freeport, the factory outlet specialist, has recruited two senior managers from Heron and Centros-Miller as part of its expansion drive into Europe and UK.
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Hard times drag on for Regus
Serviced office provider Regus has reported a grim first quarter with turnover down almost 20% to £110m against the same period in 2001 and losses of £9.9m.
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Bett sees earnings rise 146%
Scottish housebuilder and property developer Bett Brothers has announced a 146% rise in pre-tax profit to £7.4m in its interim results this morning.
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New suitor found for Shell-Mex House
Shell-Mex House, the landmark building on London s Strand owned by Lehman Brothers and New York developer Steven Witkoff, may now be sold to a consortium comprising Rotch Property and property investor Jack Dellal, after sale talks with London & Regional fell through last month.
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Taylor Woodrow triumphs in the Scottish Property Awards
Taylor Woodrow won both the Commercial Deal of the Year award and the Developer of the Year title at the Scottish Property Awards last night.
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Jones Lang LaSalle sees revenues plummet across Europe
Jones Lang LaSalle has reported a 25% slump in revenue across the UK, France and Germany for the first quarter of this year.
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Creedy clinches top fund management job at L&G
Mark Creedy has been appointed managing director of the £5bn Legal & General Property fund, one of the biggest jobs in property fund management in the UK.
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Allders moves into Lakeside
Allders has bought the Bentalls department store at Lakeside shopping centre, Thurrock, Essex, for £5.25m.
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Writedowns leave Dunloe Ewart in the red
A 35% fall in the value of the 6.5ha (16 acre) Sirocco waterfront site in Belfast contributed to losses of 13.4m (£8.4m) for Irish developer Dunloe Ewart in 2001.
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Canary Wharf announces key lettings of optioned space
Clifford Chance and three other occupiers have taken up options to lease a further 25,000 sq m (270,000 sq ft) of space at London's Canary Wharf.
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Brack wins vote on £900m Haslemere bid
Haslemere shareholders have voted to accept a takeover bid from the Brack Capital consortium.
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Ritblat honoured in Property Awards
John Ritblat, Development Securities and DTZ were among the 18 winners at last night's Property Awards, held at the Grosvenor House hotel on London's Park Lane.
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Council launches plan to revamp Reading
Reading Borough Council has launched a "vision document" for the redevelopment of the town's railway station and up to 280,000 sq m (3m sq ft) of new mixed-use development in the surrounding area.
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Criterion delivers 17% NAV rise in eventful year
Criterion Properties has reported a 17% rise in net asset value (NAV) per share in what was a very eventful year for the company.
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DTZ shares slump on profit warning
Shares in DTZ Holdings have fallen 17% this morning after the company issued a profit warning, citing a "continued slowdown in transactional activity across a number of key markets."
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British Land faces pressure for change
British Land has issued a terse acknowledgement of a written demand by Laxey Partners, a fund manager, that shareholders be allowed to vote on proposals for a share buyback at its July AGM.
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British Land shares rise following shareholder rebellion
Shares in British Land have risen 3% this morning following reports that the company may be forced to buy back shares from shareholders.
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Hammerson hails "best ever deal" with 280 Bishopsgate
Hammerson has made a surplus of £118m on a site bought for £27.5m in 1999.
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New investor for Junction retail park fund
The Commercial Union Life Fund is to invest £100m in Junction Limited Partnership, the retail parks fund managed by Capital & Regional and Morley Fund Management.
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Landlords given "last chance" over lease reform
The government is certain to intervene if a controversial new code of practice on lease terms is ignored by landlords, the British Property Federation and the RICS have warned.