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Top stories from EGi – 17 October 2015
Top stories from EGi – 17 October 2015
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McHugh & Co pulls in £17.2m
McHugh & Co’s latest sale achieved an 83% success rate, offering a mixture of prime central London lots and cheaper suburban houses and flats.
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Less is more in London
Values for empty buildings across London are rocketing due to a chronic shortage of fully let properties. Are they a sound investment?
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Fake takes root on Fulham Road
Fake Landscapes, which supplies imitation plants to clients including the Candy brothers, has signed for a new shop on the Fulham Road, SW6.
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Occupiers go west
West London has always been a creative hub, but one recently overshadowed by the east. How is the area is battling to attract media and tech occupiers?
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Last word: No vacancies in the capital
How low can it go? That’s the question on every London office agent’s lips as we head towards the last quarter of 2015.
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Are REITs right for PRS?
With tax relief for BTL landlords being cut, investment vehicles might be a better way to put your money into rented property
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NWEC set for vote on £16m landlord levy
ANALYSIS Property contribution to New West End Company could boost West End values by 8%
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Desmond goes to press on Printworks
Northern & Shell has submitted plans for the redevelopment of Westferry Printworks
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Stradivarius tunes up on Oxford St
Inditex is bringing global fashion brand Stradivarius to London’s Oxford Street ahead of a country-wide expansion.
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Hadid warns strict migration controls could affect future design
Renown architect Zaha Hadid has warned of the impact that strict migration controls in the UK could have on the future of building design in London.
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Comprehensive school wins Stirling Prize
The Burntwood school, a comprehensive school in Wandsworth, south London, has won the Stirling Prize in recognition of work to expand the school.