All Property Week articles in 04 March 2005
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Tesco to sign 700,000 sq ft prelet at DIRFT
Tesco is set to sign a 750,000 sq ft (70,000 sq m) prelet at Rosemound’s Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal (DIRFT) in the biggest industrial prelet in the Midlands for four years.
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The Mall Fund to securitise £2.1bn portfolio
The Mall Fund, the shopping centre fund set up by Morley Fund Management and Capital & Regional, today announced it would refinance its debt by securitising its £2.1bn portfolio.
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300 staff axed in Chesterton collapse
Around 300 staff at Chesterton have been made redundant by administrative receiver Grant Thornton.
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Chesterton crashes into receivership
Chesterton, the property services firm that celebrates its 200th anniversary this year, went into receivership last night.
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ODPM to clamp down on out-of-town mezzanines
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister has launched a consultation into its plan to control the expansion of out-of-town retail parks through restrictions on mezzanine floor development.
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DTZ buys West End agent
DTZ has bought specialist West End agent Hodnett Martin Smith for £9.1m.
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MarketsTitanic struggle
The shipyard that once built the ocean liner Titanic is to be redeveloped for mixed use. But the planning system is not making things easy.
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MarketsSwede and sour
The Irish want Ikea and the Swedish retailer has plans to build an outlet in Dublin. But there are still hurdles to jump.
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ProfessionalUnion rules
A host of European Union directives is set to shake up the UK property market next year. Below, Mark Shepherd reports on energy-efficiency labels and money-laundering rules. Ettie Neil-Gallacher reports on pan-European qualification standards
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From rags to riches
Now is the time for all fashionistas to start buttering up Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker’s retail head, John Strachan.
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MarketsQuinlan private
No investor has made more impact on UK investment in the past year than Derek Quinlan. Yet little is known about an investor who guards his privacy.
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ProfessionalThe price is (usually) right
The latest report on valuation accuracy reveals that valuers are keeping pace with the fast-moving market.
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MarketsOn the waiting list
New masterplans for central Belfast’s redevelopment may seal the fate of two retail schemes in planning limbo.
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University to leave Leith
Queen Margaret University College last week announced the sale of its Leith Campus in Edinburgh.
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MarketsIt’s a small world
The challenge of globalisation for Europe’s cities will be the focus at next week’s Global Cities conference in the south of France.
