All articles by Tim Danaher – Page 2
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News
Hermes buys from Leslau in hot market
Fund manager increases property weighting with £263m Prestbury portfolio
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Royal Bank City scheme hit by rights-of-light protests
Owner and tenant of 60 London Wall object to redevelopment of adjacent Drapers Gardens
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Online
Grimley in takeover talks for Chapman Swabey
GVA Grimley is in talks to take over specialist City of London agent Chapman Swabey
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City resurgence continues as No docks at Vintners Place
Reit, in first of several City deals, puts £120m Thamesside office under offer
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Markets
Central london
Strong signs of recovery in central London should not mask the enduring problems of supply
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LSH Manchester reeling as six quit
Skelton takes charge as head of office quits along with five others
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CBRE floats in New York
CB Richard Ellis has floated on the New York Stock Exchange at an opening price of $19 (£10.31) a share, valuing the company at $456m (£247m).
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Glatman turns tidy profit with City deal
Delancey buys 34 Leadenhall Street after Akeler founder secures letting
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Canary's Wood Wharf bid with Ballymore
Pair hope combined resources will secure 5m sq ft London Docklands site
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Royal Bank in lead for £240m City HQ
Scottish bank follows rival Bank of Scotland and invests in London head office
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Insight
Cross purposes
Argent St George has spent years making its King's Cross development plans acceptable to the local community. Tim Danaher reveals the content of the planning application it lodged last week
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Chancerygate checks in to luxury New York hotel
Shed specialist buys Manhattan redevelopment as first deal in new international strategy
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LandSecs locks up Met Police
Police take entire 30-storey Earl's Court building on Landflex serviced office contract
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The governor
Sir Edward George, the former Bank of England governor who took control of interest rates from the chancellor in 1997, talks to Tim Danaher about consumer spending, the global economy and his new role at Grosvenor
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City of London office revival gathers pace
Pack of new requirements led by Royal Bank of Scotland's 600,000 sq ft
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Arbitrator decides in Cushman's favour
Haslemere's demand for an extra £20/sq ft quashed as rent rises by just 35p
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Changing valuers will increase confidence, says Grosvenor chief
Jeremy Newsum, the chief executive of Grosvenor, has called for listed property vehicles to change their valuers every three years ahead of the introduction of Real Estate Investment Trusts.
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City & West End wins Crown Estate prize
West End specialist Despard is selected to redevelop Regent Street block
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King Sturge votes for switch to LLP
Property services firm follows Knight Frank to limit liability in legal action