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All Industry Events articles – Page 4
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Party time returns to the Côte d’Azur for the property millionaires at MIPIM
Hotel Martinez sold 4,000 bottles of champagne and seated 10,000 people for dinner over three and a half days last year.
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OnlineLand Aid Debate: No support for east London hub airport
A new four-runway hub airport in east London to replace Heathrow failed to win the backing of the property industry at the Land Aid Debate 2014 on Tuesday night.
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OnlineStudent numbers to increase globally by 100 million
In the next 10 years, 100 million more students will access higher education globally.
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OnlineStudents protest property conference
Student union officers from the University of the Arts London protested against the privatisation of student accommodation today.
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OnlineLondon universities reject nomination agreements
London universities would prefer to build student accommodation themselves, rather than taking nomination agreements with private providers.
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NewsProperty Week journalists triumph at industry awards
Property Week reporters picked up two trophies at the 2013 International Business Press National Journalism Awards held at London’s Four Seasons hotel last Thursday.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: PWTV takeaways from the conference
As the MAPIC conference draws to a close, Property Week’s editor, Mike Phillips delivers his three key takeaways from Cannes.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Hire young people to future-proof retail space, says ASOS director
Employing young people is the key to future-proofing retail spaces, according to Asos non-executive director Peter Williams.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Ed's Easy Diner looks to mainland Europe
1950s-style restaurant chain Ed’s Easy Diner is planning to open up to 12 more units in the UK in 2014, as well as its first European stores.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Retailers of consumer electronics most at risk from e-commerce
Retailers of consumer electronics are most at risk from e-commerce, according to research by CBRE Global Investors.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Turkish bakery brand to open 50 UK sites
A Turkish bakery brand is in talks to launch into the UK market, with plans to open 50 new sites by 2017.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Charming Charlie seeks 1,000 international stores
US fashion accessories brand Charming Charlie is preparing for an ambitious global expansion, in which it plans to open 1,000 international stores by 2020.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Even online Shoppers like to 'touch and feel'
A survey of 10,000 Europeans has revealed that people seek a physical experience in retail centres.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: international retailers boss new openings
International retailers account for almost four fifths of new store openings in Europe’s three biggest cities, according to research from Savills.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: “Data is the new oil” for landlords
Landlords need to have as much data on shoppers as retailers or online platforms like Google, or risk seeing their business eroded, a forum on digital innovation at Mapic in conjunction with Property Week heard today.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Royal London buys London Odeon cinemas
Royal London Mutual Insurance Society has bought the Odeon cinemas in Richmond Hill and Richmond Studio for £12.14m. The deal reflected a yield of 4.75%.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: PWTV Westfield talks London expansion and the European push
Westfield’s plans for its London developments are ramping up as the Australian developer seeks to capitalise on the city’s dominant retail market.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Land Secs and the Crown unveil Westgate plans
Land Securities and the Crown Estate have revealed images of the new Westgate shopping centre in Oxford.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: First images of Buchanan Galleries unveiled
Land Securities and Henderson Global Investors have unveiled their plans for the Buchanan Galleries shopping centre in Glasgow.
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OnlineMAPIC 2013: Turkey to lead the way in retail development
Turkey is expected to lead the way in the creation of shopping centre space, a report by DTZ suggests.
