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Standard Life Investments acquires London commercial property
Posted on March 16th, 2010 No commentsStandard Life Investments has added commercial property in London's West end to the portfolio of its UK Property Fund.
It has purchased 33 Charlotte Str -
Business rates appeals on the rise
Posted on March 16th, 2010 No commentsThere has been a 21% increase in the number of business rates appeals that have been submitted over the past two years, new figures have revealed.
Data obtained by NB Real Estate under the Freedom of Information Act revealed that 118,500 appeals -
Zara owner outlines expansion plans
Posted on March 16th, 2010 No commentsOwner of the Zara clothing chain Inditex intends to open as many as 425 new stores worldwide during 2010.
In its 2009 financial results, the Spanish company said it plans to expand its retail
10,000 planning applications to be scrapped
Planning applications for certain minor developments will be scrapped under reforms introduced by Planning Minister John Healey today.
Barrie blogs on MIPIM’s future
Mark Dixon can always be relied upon to set the cat among the pigeons, and today the Regus chief executive expounded on what the future for MIPIM itself should hold.
MIPIM 2010: Olympic land transferred to legacy vehicle to secure future of the site
The London Development Agency has agreed to transfer the Olympic Park land it owns to the Olympic Park Legacy Company, the body responsible for the future of the site after the 2012 OIympic Games.
Hansteen agrees €330m German industrial deal
Hansteen, the UK and European industrial investor, has entered into a conditional agreement to buy a German industrial property portfolio for €330m.
MIPIM: Boris plans London housing company
London mayor Boris Johnson said today at MIPIM that he would create a housing company for the city.
IPD: US property delivered worst-ever performance last year
US commercial real estate delivered the worst returns on record in 2009, at -17.1%.
MIPIM 2010: Central and Eastern Europe attractive to occupiers
Central and Eastern Europe's occupier markets will be more favourable to tenants than landlords in 2010, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.


