All Property Week articles in 03 June 2005
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Online
Clifford Chance takes space at Paris development
Hammerson and Axa have let 140,000 sq ft (13,000 sq m) of office space at their 9 Place Vendome development in Paris.
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Nelson Bakewell founders to buy NB Ventures
Nelson Bakewell founders Philip Nelson and Simon Bakewell will buy NB Ventures through their new firm Seagrove Securities, it was announced to company shareholders late yesterday afternoon in London.
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MarketsSetting up Shrops
English Partnerships’ decision to release land and recent purchases by St Modwen are giving Telford scope for development. Christine Eade reports
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Insight
Networkers
Daniel & Hulme was founded in 1991 by Bruce Daniel and Stephen Hulme. It covers all property sectors including professional, commercial, residential and agricultural.
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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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ProfessionalThe market in minutes
Ettie Neil-Gallacher gives you the latest professional and legal news
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MarketsLiving large
In a marketplace where size offers the best chance of securing funding, housing associations are merging by the dozen.
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Joint venture
Langtree McLean, Langtree Group and David McLean Group’s joint venture, is to proceed with developing Liverpool’s International Festival Gardens after completing the site assembly. The masterplan for the 95 acre (31.2 ha) site features a waterside park, 1,372 flats in 26 residential blocks and 70 townhouses.
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MarketsITV switches over
Tyne Tees, the north-east’s ITV franchise, is to move to a new studio in Gateshead, leaving its original Newcastle building as a prime development opportunity.
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MarketsInstitutional reform
Pritchard Holdings is submitting plans to redevelop a former mental institution that will transform Stafford into an office location.
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MarketsParamount importance
Multiplex wants to redevelop Newcastle’s former Paramount cinema as part of its planned retail complex. But the heritage lobby wants it preserved in its 1930s glory.
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NewsHarman Healy sales show patchy results
Simultaneous commercial and resi events sell only 70% and 68% of lots
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Marchday Group
Marchday Group has unveiled plans for Cavendish Square in London’s West End. Part of the gardens will be turned into a pedestrianised square. A cafe, restaurant and market will be created. Freeholder Marchday worked with business improvement district New West End Company. DLG Architects is the masterplanner.
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MarketsThe rub of the green
Helios is looking to develop distribution warehouses on a greenfield site in Durham.
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‘No garage sale’ in UK says Multiplex
As losses mount over Wembley, developer considers selling 50% stake in Newcastle retail scheme
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MarketsWheels of fortune
Nissan plans to produce two new models at its Sunderland car plant, and parts suppliers are waiting to take up industrial space nearby.
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NewsOn top form
Anyone who has watched Lance Armstrong cycle so quickly up L’Alpe d’Huez during the Tour de France knows what an incredible feat it is.
