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OnlineKahn outlines Targetfollow subsidiaries strategy
Investors have been taking aim at two collapsed subsidiaries of property company Targetfollow’s assets for the past 12 months, but only now are they nearing the bullseye.
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Frontier claim lodged in High Court
The particulars of a High Court claim by the owners of Frontier Estates against co-owner Ray Palmer and two of its directors became public this week.
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OnlineMEPC kickstarts £470m refinancing
Business park developer MEPC today said it will paydown £102m of its £470m of securitised debt, as the first stage of a wider refinancing.
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OnlineHammerson completes £557m Bishops Square disposal
Hammerson today announced the completion of the sale of its Bishops Square office building in the City, owned in a 25:75 joint venture with the state of Oman, to JP Morgan Asset Management for £557m.
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Simon makes £2.9bn bid for CSC
Simon Property Group this morning made a £2.9bn indicative takeover offer for Capital Shopping Centres.
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DG Hyp to pull out of UK property lending
German property lender DG Hyp is to shut its international lending business, removing one of the more active banks from an already debt-starved UK property market.
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Large UK REITs losing relevance and risk being swallowed up
The large UK REIT sector is losing relevance compared to other sectors of the stock market, the IPF/IPD conference I Brighton heard today.
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IPF/IPD Conference: Bankers and borrowers need better understanding, conference hears
Lenders and borrowers need to gain a greater understanding of how each others business works if the property sector is going to return to growth, the IPF/IPD conference in Brighton heard this morning.
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Houston warns of lost generation
Property veteran Robert Houston warned that property risks losing a generation of young professionals at the IPF/IPD conference in Brighton today.
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Emirates REIT eyes London listing
A new REIT was established Dubai this week, and is likely to list in London within the next 18 months.
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Giant City development site put into administration
A huge potential development site in the City was put into administration yesterday evening, Property Week can reveal.
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One Blackfriars to be brought to market in new year
The administrators to a London development site formerly owned by Beetham Organization and Russian developer Mirax, is to be brought to market in the new year.
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OnlineAgents appointed on Shard and London Bridge Place
Four office leasing agents have been appointed to market space at the Shard and London Bridge Place, in one of the largest ever City occupational mandates.
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Online£450m Chiswick Park sale
The fund that owns the Chiswick Park business park has put the scheme up for sale for £450m.
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RBS to halt Irish development lending
Royal Bank of Scotland today revealed that it has taken a strategic decision to stop lending on early stage developments through its Northern Irish subsidiary Ulster Bank.
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UPP completes £24m Kent student investment deal
UPP has completed a £24m transaction with the University of Kent to build a new student accommodation facility.
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City Property Association calls for better design following CABE wind up
The City Property Association this week called on the City to continue to emphasise and champion good design following the decision to wind up the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment following the Spending Review.
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OnlineEvans Randall completes Drapers Gardens buy
Evans Randall yesterday completed the £242.5m purchase of the Drapers Gardens office complex in the City of London.
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Online£1.3bn bank HQ sell off
The London headquarters of two of the world’s largest investment banks have been are set to be put up for sale.
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CSC sees operations improve
Capital Shopping Centres this morning revealed improved operational performance, in spite of the uncertainty in the wider economy.
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