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City scheme letting

Tower sees more deals

Work suspended in EC3

Paddington scheme revived

Application in EC2

Canary vacancy rate rises

Project Glasgow

Land Securities linked with Paddington Basin

55 Bishopsgate investment deal

Derwent call halt

Derwent London, the property developer, has said that it is not planning to start any new commercial developments until 2010 or 2011. The company has made the decision because of the credit crunch and the fall in occupier requirements for new space. Derwent has three buildings under construction and has let 408,000 sq ft in the last nine months, and has a further 35,000 sq ft of office space under offer. John Burns, chief executive, has said that the next two years are about "good housekeeping" and his comments mirror those expressed by Great Portland Estates, Hammerson and Liberty International. - (20-11-2008)

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Hammerson sees rents rising

Hammerson is predicting that the London office market will see rents rise in 2006 and fewer incentives being on offer this year. Hammerson has one-third of its portfolio in offices and a vacancy rate of 28.3%, mainly because of its four central London buildings. The comments by John Richards, chief executive, were made as Hammerson announced that John Nelson, former chairman of Credite Suisse First Boston, is to become chairman of Hammerson at the end of September, when Ronald Spinney retires as chairman. - (01-03-2005)

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Canary in £875m bond issues

Canary Wharf Group has issued £875m of bonds in a deal that will securitise three buildings under construction at the Docklands complex. The bonds are secured on the rents from the two pre-let towers being built for Citigroup and Credit Suisse First Boston and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter. The deal adds the three buildings to a securitised portfolio that also includes One Canada Square, from which the company raised about £555m in 1997 and £385m in 2000. - (02-06-2001)

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CSFB takes pre-let at Canary Wharf

Credit Suisse First Boston has agreed Heads of Terms to lease a further 46,451 sq m (500,000 sq ft) of office space at 5 Canada Square (site DS1) Canary Wharf, London E14. DS1 is currently under construction and the architect of the 14-storey tower is Skidmore Owings & Merrill (SOM). The new office space is due to be due for occupation in spring 2002. The leasing of building will mean that CSFB has 1.8m sq ft at Canary Wharf in seven buildings. In 1999 Bovis Interiors carried out the fitting out work for CSFB at its Columbus Courtyard office. Once CSFB has signed a binding agreement on the Canada Square building the pre-let will prompt the speculative construction of HQ3, a 32-storey tower, designed by Cesar Pelli, that will provide 55,741 sq m (600,000 sq ft) of office space. - (09-11-2000)

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