All Property Week articles in 04 November 2005
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Reit and London & Regional bid for Coop portfolio
Reit Asset Management and London & Regional are among the bidders for a sale and leaseback of retailer Coop Norden’s Swedish portfolio of up to 130 properties.
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London Development Agency issues CPO for Stratford City site
The consortium behind the Stratford City development in east London has been hit with a compulsory purchase order for its land near the 2012 Olympics venue.
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Conran to launch ‘live-work’ office concept
World-renowned architect and design house Conran & Partners is to launch a business arm to design and create live-work flats in some of the UK’s largest office developments.
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Westfield
Global shopping centre developer Westfield has unveiled its reworked plans for its £1.5bn White City joint venture with German fund manager CGI. After inheriting the west London scheme from Chelsfield , Westfield has imported ideas from its Bondi Junction project in Sydney and other schemes on the east and west ...
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Spec saviours
There may seem to be a glut of available offices in the M42 corridor, but confidence is high that many of these speculative schemes will find occupiers.
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Quintain
Quintain has submitted a detailed application for the first housing scheme at its Wembley redevelopment. The developer has outline planning for a £1.7bn mixed-use scheme on 70 acres (28 ha) surrounding the new stadium in north-west London. The delivery of the scheme’s 286 flats will fall to Quintessential Homes, ...
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Property software
Two of the biggest names in property management software, Estates Computer Systems (ECS) and Fraser Williams, have merged.
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Regulations run out of steam
Sir, The changes to the energy-conservation requirements of the Building Regulations (professional + legal, 14.10.05, p84) will be late coming into force, and have been substantially weakened since consulted upon in 2004.
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Networkers
Birmingham is DTZ’s largest office outside London. It employs more than 165 staff and provides agency, valuation, landlord and tenant, rating, property management, building surveying, planning, economic and regeneration consultancy, and residential services.
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West Midlands
Developmers to sponsor Birmingham at MIPIM 2006 Office investments for sale Manufacturer takes Rover space The market in minutes Collier's councillor Spec saviours Seconds in command The big country
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Sean McAllister gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Manufacturer takes Rover space
EPM Technology has leased a 100,000 sq ft (9,290 sq m) shed at the MG Rover site at Longbridge from regional development agency Advantage West Midlands.
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A star line-up
Jeff Schwartz , ProLogis John Waples , Sunday Times 9 Tim Wheeler , Brixton John Cutts , Parkridge Martin Moore , Prudential Rhodri Morgan , first minister for Wales John Duggan , Gazeley Ian Coull , Slough Estates The stars of the £75bn industrial market are today unveiled ...
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MarketsLess is more
The budget airline model is challenging the traditional airport property market.
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NewsStevens takes key role at Warner
Operations director to succeed Richard Moore as property director
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Office investments for sale
Three West Midlands office buildings with a combined value of almost £30m have been put on the market.
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Inaugural survey lifts lid on UK private investors
Property Week and Propex/Primepitch team up for first study of sector
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Houston: we have lift-off
ING Real Estate’s Robert Houston correctly predicted the rise of property as an investment class. Now he forecasts further growth. Deirdre Hipwell reports. Photographs by Stephen Parker
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NewsHenderson invests in Herts off
Henderson UK Property Fund has bought Studio Plaza in Borehamwood in Hertfordshire for £9.2m from a private overseas property company.
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Hard landing for land prices
With the prospect of a land tax looming, developers are sitting tight, says Yolande Barnes
