Markets West End
Language: English Series: Property Week ; 76(36) 17 September 2010, 59-74(6)Publication details: 2010Subject(s): Summary: Bond Street property is the new trend set by the world's leading fashion houses with more than £350m worth changing hands in 2010. Primark's agrees to take 141 000 sq ft of the former Virgin store opposite Tottenham Court Road. Aviva is to sell part of the 1.6m sq ft mixed-use scheme in Paddington set up with Development Securities a decade ago. Land Securities, Great Portland Estates and British Land kick-start their West End office schemes. The three hottest West End sub-markets are Victoria, Mayfair and St James and NOX (north of Oxford Street, west of Portland Place /Covent Garden).| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journals | L151035 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 151035-1001 |
Bond Street property is the new trend set by the world's leading fashion houses with more than £350m worth changing hands in 2010. Primark's agrees to take 141 000 sq ft of the former Virgin store opposite Tottenham Court Road. Aviva is to sell part of the 1.6m sq ft mixed-use scheme in Paddington set up with Development Securities a decade ago. Land Securities, Great Portland Estates and British Land kick-start their West End office schemes. The three hottest West End sub-markets are Victoria, Mayfair and St James and NOX (north of Oxford Street, west of Portland Place /Covent Garden).