All Property Week articles in 01 July 2005
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British Land to sell stake in Dublin shopping centre
British Land is set to sell its 50% stake in the Ilac shopping centre in Dublin to Irish property developer Joe O’Reilly for 125m (£84.7m).
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Redrow and Blackfriars to develop £600m Watford Junction scheme
Malory Clifford’s Blackfriars Investments and housebuilder Redrow and have joined forces to develop a £600m mixed-use scheme at Watford Junction in Hertfordshire.
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Train of terror
Good Samaritans may be thin on the ground in these selfish times but last week several members of the Atisreal board revealed their charitable side to one of my stranded colleagues.
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InsightSun, sea and scrumpy
Alder King’s annual outing to the Devon coast made the most of Californian temperatures and beach fun.
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MarketsRoad to renewal
Hereford council believes upgrading the city’s outmoded ring road holds the key to fulfilling plans for an office and retail scheme.
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InsightRemembering the Rotunda
Sir, I am now in my 81st year, and after reading your article on Birmingham in last week’s issue (Development, 24.06.05, p64) I couldn't help recalling the heady days in the 1960s when James (Jim) Roberts designed the city’s Rotunda building.
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A right royal rebate
The news in the royal family’s annual accounts that the Queen won a £1m business rate rebate after arguing that Buckingham Palace had been overvalued by Westminster City Council got me wondering.
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PwC to outsource surplus
PricewaterhouseCoopers is to launch a tender for the management of its surplus property.
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Networkers
Young & Butt was formed in 1995 after a management buyout of J Trevor & Webster by its principal directors, and celebrates its 10-year anniversary this month. The multidisciplinary practice covers retail, industrial, office, property management, valuation and rent reviews with its newly established building survey department.
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InsightThe mouse trap
The retail sector used to dismiss online shopping as a passing fad. But after initial hiccups, internet retailing is posing a serious threat.
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Mike Slade
Mike Slade was among a host of property stars at the Party Near the Park charity gala last Thursday.
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Stuart Watson gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Jonathan Brasse gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsMarine life
Lord Rogers’ ambitious Woolston Riverside development in Southampton aims to keep the city’s maritime tradition alive.
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Savills to partner Trammell on Lexmark portfolio
US property services company Trammell Crow has brought in Savills to help provide property management services for Lexmark in Europe and Asia.
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NewsLeslau unveils Preventicum
Nick leslau is one of the backers of Preventicum, a company providing medical centres for business people.
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Keppie Massie looks outside Liverpool
Liverpool-based agent Keppie Massie plans to open a dedicated Manchester office to build its business in the city.
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Isis Waterside Regeneration
Isis Waterside Regeneration last week submitted plans to Glasgow City Council for the £40m first phase of development along Glasgow’s Forth and Clyde canal. The plans are for two residential developments, of 102 and 245 units, at Speirs Lock.
