All Property Week articles in 05 May 2006
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OnlineMWB agrees Marriott Park Lane sale
Marylebone Warwick Balfour has agreed the sale of the Marriott Park Lane hotel to a Middle Eastern-based private investor for £105m.
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Online
Aon clips wings of Canary Wharf relocation
Insurance firm Aon has pulled out of its proposed 255,000 sq ft (23,690 sq m) relocation to Canary Wharf
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OnlineStanhope pins growth on 25% shareholding sale
Stanhope announced today that property entrepreneur Ian Laing and his business partner Nick Cross have taken a 25% shareholding in the company
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OnlineCabinet reshuffle strips Prescott of duties
Deputy prime minister John Prescott has lost his title as UK head of planning and regeneration in the wake of a cabinet reshuffle, forced by Labour's poor results in yesterday's local elections
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OnlineTory glory puts Labour Party to shame
David Cameron's Conservative Party is celebrating its best performance in local authority elections since 1992 as voters express discontent at Labour's public service cuts and party sleaze
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ProfessionalIt takes two
In the latest of our monthly features on young property professionals, Ettie Neil-Gallacher reports on a new scheme to pair newly qualified surveyors with more senior mentors
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MarketsSimons says...
...there will be plenty of demand for its £175m shopping centre in Wakefield. Anna Goldie met its bullish chairman and chief executive, Paul Hodgkinson
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Insight
No tanks up north
Sir, In response to Steve Smith's London-centric comment on occupier markets in ‘High rises and land tax are as retro as tank tops' (analysis + opinion, 07.04.06), occupier demand outside the capital has substantially nothing to do with occupier activity within it.
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Markets
Pastures new
British Land is planning a £390m office-led scheme next to Meadowhall shopping centre.
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News
Smith Melzack's supermarket sweep
Private investors advised by Smith Melzack Pepper Angliss have bought seven supermarkets in off-market transactions totalling £41m.
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Markets
The market in minutes
Anna Goldie gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Markets
The market in minutes
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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News
Yorks + north Lincs
Ask selects Irish company for boutique hotel in Sheffield Sheffield plans go before council The market in minutes Simons says... Double-edged Blades Pastures new Growing pains
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News
Market tightens for property lending
The continuing convergence between yields and interest rates is making the property lending market increasingly difficult.
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Professional
Planners tell MPs that land tax ‘might work'
Town and Country Planning Association gives qualified support, but BPF remains unconvinced
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Professional
London's Kew Palace
The £6.6m restoration of London's Kew Palace, launched in March 2004 by the late Sir Nigel Mobbs, was completed last week when the doors were opened to the public. Mobbs, who was chairman of Slough Estates and the charity Historic Royal Palaces, had called the former home of King George ...
