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NewsSpin class: Sunshine Sachs
Goldman Sachs, Sunshine Sachs (Harry and Meghan’s PR firm)… what is it about Sachs that sells? “We must inject a bit of Sachs into Pastis Communications,” Sophie says, as I slump in the chair after my first outdoor lunchtime run (well, jog) for RED (Run Every Day) January.
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This week in… 2004
Atlas Property Group bought Liverpool’s India Buildings for £45m in the largest investment deal the city had ever seen.
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Canary Wharf Group busts out the art
Bra Tree is eye-catching feature of Canary Wharf Winter Lights Festival
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This week in… 2013
Ellandi and Tristan Capital Partners bought Prupim’s 445,000 sq ft Swan Centre in Eastleigh for around £40m from a private Irish investor, in a deal reflecting a yield of around 8.5%.
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Say hello to robot era
In preparation for the inevitable overthrow of the human race by robots, smart office scheme One Hyde Park Hayes has introduced Heidi, a robotic receptionist that never needs a lunch or toilet break.
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Spin class: January get-fitters
If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. After years of deriding the January get-fitters, I’ve finally become one.
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This week in… 2010
Westminster Council granted detailed consent for the final, 450,000 sq ft phase of Aviva Investors and Development Securities’ £600m Paddington Central.
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High anxiety strikes
While property developer Johnny Ronan of Ronan Group has argued passionately for the authorities in Dublin to “ build high and stop the sprawl ”, not everyone in the city is at ease with a sky-scraping future.
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Heard it’s your 50th
Retail agency greats come together to celebrate Churston Heard’s birthday.
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Will We work on film?
Everyone has been watching the WeWork saga closely, as the once seemingly infallible company lurched from failed IPO to co-founder and chief executive Adam Neumann stepping down in September.
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Gearing up for Mapic
Most people will be looking forward to a leisurely journey to Mapic 2019, either by car, train or plane.
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Wembley’s in the pink
Quintain is on track to develop 8,500 homes at Wembley Park over the next eight years, along with a seven-acre urban park and a mix of hotels and retail.
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