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  • Barratt stays upbeat due to higher prices

    November 16, 2011

    SHARES in Barratt Developments rose seven per cent yesterday after the housebuilder said it was on track to report a “significant” improvement in its full-year profit, boosted by higher reservation rates and selling prices. The UK’s largest housebuilder said the average weekly number of reservations for new homes rose by 25.9 per cent in the [...]

  • Unite remains cautious despite its strong results

    November 16, 2011

    UNITE, the student accommodation provider, said full-year profits would likely beat management expectations and it was well placed to outperform its rivals, but remained cautious over the economic outlook. In an update for the six months to 15 November, Unite said 99 per cent of its portfolio of 41,000 beds had been reserved for the [...]

  • At table with the quiet star of the gastropub revolution

    November 16, 2011

    Somehow, Eyre Brothers restaurant– David Eyre’s exotic sequel to the Eagle in Clerkenwell – has stayed under the radar. Yes, it’s been in the Time Out guides for every year it’s been open, but for a restaurant of this calibre, you’d be surprised at the amount of noise it hasn’t been getting. The beautiful restaurant, [...]

  • GOING OUT

    November 16, 2011

    November is for locals, with new London bar openings in all corners and for all tastes. The D&D group have just opened Carom in the Meza space on Wardour Street (above Floridita). This Indian bar/restaurant will be serving subcontinental wines and whiskeys never before seen in Great Britain in the large, refurbished space. Azulito, a [...]

  • FOOD & BOOZE NEWS

    November 16, 2011

    • Cigar lovers should black out 28 November in their diaries, as Boisdale Canary Wharf will be putting their exquisite cigar lounge to good use with a vintage cigar auction. The auction, organised by the wittily named C.Gars Ltd., includes some very highly prized lots – July’s auction sold a selection of Dunhill Cabinetta for [...]

  • Management mayhem is back

    November 16, 2011

    IT’S the secret vice of many a man and the scourge of countless girlfriends, but Football Manager is back, more addictive than ever and threatening to invade Yuletide quality time like never before. For those who need reminding (congratulations on kicking the habit), it’s the godfather of all management simulators and allows gamers to take [...]

  • ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM

    November 16, 2011

    CANCEL your social life. Turn the lights out. Seal the doors. Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is seriously addictive. Be prepared to invest heavily but rest assured: the returns are worth it. If you’ve been thinking about a divorce, now’s a good time: you won’t give your fraught spouse a second thought. You’ll be too busy [...]

  • British Land signs first tenant for Cheesegrater as profits increase

    November 15, 2011

    PROPERTY developer British Land has formally signed a pre-let agreement with insurance broker Aon to lease a third of its Leadenhall building, nicknamed the Cheesegrater, in the City. Aon will take 191,000 square feet over 10 floors of the 47-floor skyscraper – due to be completed mid-2014 – paying on average £56.60 per square foot [...]

  • Super prime property set to hit records

    November 15, 2011

    LONDON’S super prime residential developments are expected to achieve record values of £10,000 per square foot as the capital continues to attract wealthy international investors, research from Knight Frank shows. Demand for luxury apartments and houses in London’s golden postcodes like Mayfair and Knightsbridge boomed earlier this century, with market values escalating from £1,000 per [...]

  • Lord Mayor Appeal’s City fanfare

    November 15, 2011

    THE run-up to the Square Mile Salute dinner, an annual banquet that raises funds for wounded soldiers and their families, got off to a fine start this weekend with the Lord Mayor’s Parade through the City. Floats and parades through the Square Mile starring a range of causes and supporters, made for a brilliant spectacle. [...]

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