All articles by Tim Danaher – Page 4
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News
Canary Wharf Group seeks ‘managed office’ solution
Developer recruits Instant Offices to market surplus Docklands space
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Markets
The Irish Stampede
With punitive Stamp Duty and few large properties at home, Irish investors are set to top the ¤2.5bn they invested in UK property last year.
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News
Bank of New York chooses FPDSavills in Manchester
Argent and Allied London developments in pole to secure 150,000 sq ft letting
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News
LandSecs buys £80m Midtown scheme
Company purchases 170,000 sq ft Hill House from private investor
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News
New York comes to Manchester
The oldest bank in the US is set to open a huge back-office operation in Manchester in the first move by a US bank into a northern city.
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News
Citigroup takes back Canary surplus
Investment bank to reoccupy five floors as sector upswing continues
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News
The man behind the industrious Resolution
Former Argent director takes ‘battle-hardened’ company on the acquisitions trail with £330m equity
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Online
EDI gets Edinburgh Haymarket gets go-ahead
Developer EDI has been granted planning consent for the first phase of the redevelopment of Edinburgh’s Morrison Street Goods Yard site.
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News
Lehmans’ City site up for sale
Investment bank seeks buyer for £80m Northgate site before it reverts to Hackney Council
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Insight
Auf wiedersehen London
Germany’s funds have dominated the central London investment market over the last decade. But now the money has dried up for established funds, and new players are entering the market.
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News
Matrix changes tack with £80m of sales
Investor sells in Glasgow and Northampton but buys Yorks shed
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Online
Alliance sells £93m Brum scheme
The Birmingham Alliance has sold Martineau Place in Birmingham for £93m.
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Online
Shaftesbury founder to retire
Shaftesbury founder Peter Levy will retire as a director of the company at the end of September, it announced today.
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Online
Leather rejoins LSH
CB Richard Ellis director Ian Leather has quit the company to rejoin Lambert Smith Hampton.
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Online
Salway takes up LandSecs reins
The new era at Land Securities began today with Francis Salway and Mark Collins taking up their roles as Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer.
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Online
Shelbourne £240m Lloyds deal falls through
Irish property company Shelbourne Developments has confirmed the collapse of its deal to buy the Lloyds of London building for £240m.
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News
Institutions dive in to West End market
Hermes and Oppenheim set to pay top prices for London offices