October 2011
UK Solar PV - Decidedly Un-FiT?
31 October 2011
It has been a turbulent few months for the solar industry and in its latest announcement the government is seeking to cut FiTs further.
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Showdown over sundown for solar
28 October 2011
So has domestic solar had its day?
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Savills sees new lenders come forward for final quarter
26 October 2011
Six new lenders have entered the UK commercial property market so far in H211, according to Savills - GE Capital, Legal & General, Jordan International, AIG, Jefferies International and Chalkhill Partners.
Aspects of Leisure highlights slow but steady progress in the leisure market
26 October 2011
Aspects of Leisure, published this week by Savills Leisure team, highlights a cautious optimism for the leisure market, with 2011 looking more promising for the sector than 2010.
Land securities sells Corby town centre for £70m
26 October 2011
Land Securities has sold Corby town centre and Willow Place, a shopping and leisure destination of 740,000 sq ft, to Helical Bar for £70m at a net initial yield of 7.9%.
Ocubis secures 30,000 sq ft Fulham Green letting
25 October 2011
Ocubis has secured one of south west London’s largest office deals this year with a letting at its Fulham Green office development.
Savills London Planning team and Duggan Morris Architects achieve planning permission for the regeneration of Lewisham town centre
25 October 2011
A gateway site into Lewisham Town Centre, South East London is to be regenerated to provide homes and commercial space.
Letting success at Heriot-Watt University Research Park, Edinburgh
25 October 2011
Abelon Systems Ltd, represented by international real estate advisor Savills, has taken space at Quantum Court, Heriot-Watt University Research Park in Edinburgh from Quantum Property Partnership.
Aspects of Land Winter 2011: Savills flagship rural publications
25 October 2011
The winter 2011 edition of Aspects of Land comes at a time of ongoing turmoil in the global economy, and dwindling confidence in the agricultural market as commodity prices begin to fall and input costs remain high
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Britain’s most famous shopping streets see dramatic rise in international ownership
21 October 2011
According to a recent report by international real estate advisor Savills, over the past five years estimated sales of £1 billion and £2 billion have taken place on Bond Street and Oxford Street respectively, leading to a dramatic change in ownership profile.
