All articles by Patrick Gower – Page 9
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OnlineThree jailed in fake lease fraud
Three property investors have been jailed for duping financial institutions out of £20m in an attempt to expand their property portfolio.
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OnlineRedefine "a whisker" away from completion of restructuring process
Redefine International has reported a 19.8% drop in net asset value in a transformational year for the company.
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OnlineUKCPT reports net asset value dip
The UK Commercial Property Trust has reported a slight dip in net asset value (NAV) due to “challenging” economic conditions.
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Big names unite to tackle high street blight
Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Bank of Scotland and Legal General have joined a task force set up in the wake of the Mary Portas review aimed at addressing the blight of UK town centres.
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OnlineBig names sign up to tackle high street blight
Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Bank of Scotland and Legal General have joined a task force set up in the wake of the Mary Portas review aimed at addressing the blight of UK town centres.
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InsightTwo more years of pain
The government’s shock decision to delay next year’s rating revaluation will heap further misery on struggling occupiers. Patrick Gower reports
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NewsDefrauded Safeland out to recover £1.25m
Larry Lipman’s company trying to recoup payments it says were embezzled
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OnlineGovernment must act on empty rates, MP says
Julian Sturdy has said the government “cannot afford not to act” on empty rates fuelling hopes the Treasury may grant concessions on the tax in the Autumn statement.
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OnlineBNPPRE acquires Dutch agency
BNP Paribas Real Estate has acquired Amsterdam-based Holland Realty after a four-year partnership.
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OnlineCBRE Global Investors secures giant shed letting
CBRE Global Investors has secured a 750,000 sq ft industrial letting in the North of England, as tipped by Property Week.
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OnlineCorporate restructurings become more complex
Corporate restructurings are becoming increasingly complex, particularly for small and medium sized businesses, according to new research.
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OnlineCorporate restructurings becoming more complex
Corporate restructurings are becoming increasingly complex, particularly for small and medium sized businesses, according to new research.
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NewsTristan in shape to buy Brum’s Cube
Investor about to snap up Project Royal’s largest asset for £37m
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News£1bn regional portfolio sales
Aberdeen is latest to sell in the regions, testing demand outside London and south-east
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OnlinePub company takes £595m property hit
Spirit Company, the business spun off from Punch Taverns in August 2011, reported increased losses yesterday after a £595m write down of its property portfolio.
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OnlinePub company takes £595m property hit
Spirit Company, the business spun off from Punch Taverns in August 2011, reported increased losses yesterday after a £595m write down of its property portfolio.
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OnlineAllsop raises £75m in largest commercial auction for 6 years
Allsop has raised nearly £75m from its October commercial auction, in its largest commercial auction by number of lots for six years.
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Cluttons facing £1m valuation claim
Cluttons is facing a claim of more than £1m from Bank of Ireland over a dispute on the valuation of a flat in Belgravia.
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OnlineCluttons facing £1m Belgravia valuation claim
Cluttons is facing a claim of more than £1m from Bank of Ireland over a dispute on the valuation of a flat in Belgravia.
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OnlineCrossrail to add £5.5bn to London property values, report states
Crossrail could add £5.5bn in value to property along its route between 2012 and 2021, according to new research.
