All Property Week articles in 09 March 2007
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Online
Lady Dido loses Lots Road battle
Lady Dido Berkeley has lost her High Court action to stop the £500m redevelopment of the Lots Road power station in Chelsea
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Credit Suisse team defects to Aberdeen
Aberdeen Property Investors has poached a seven-strong property investment management team, led by Glenn Newson, from Credit Suisse Asset Management
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Rugby to convert start-up REIT
Rugby Estates is aiming to create the UK’s first start-up REIT next month
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Newsfax branches east to Dagenham
Newsfax International, the UK's largest independent contract newspaper printer, is to occupy a new printing plant that is under construction near Dagenham, east London.
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OnlineDover regeneration scheme gets green light
Dover District Council has approved plans for the biggest regeneration of Dover’s retail centre which it hopes will kick-start a regeneration of the ailing Kent port town.
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Hammerson buys £120.6m Merseyside retail park
Hammerson has bought the Ravenhead Retail Park, in Merseyside for £120.6m.
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News
the wight stuff
Any readers who attended the inaugural Anglo Irish Bank Regatta last year will know that Cowes was rocking.
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MarketsAn unholy row
Plans to wrap a 19-storey skyscraper around a Belfast church have provoked the fury of heritage bodies and the congregation.
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NewsREITA’s preacher
Patrick Sumner, head of the group set up to promote REITs to IFAs and the public, is taking to the road to spread the message across the UK.
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NewsTchenguiz pounces on Sainsbury’s stake
Entrepreneur buys 3% share of supermarket as bidders line up
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Peel has unveiled plan
Peel has unveiled plans for the 21m sq ft (1.95m sq m) £5.5bn Liverpool Waters regeneration scheme on 150 acres (60 ha) between Princes Dock and Bramley Moore Dock.
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Worboys quits Parkridge
Parkridge has suffered its first high-profile departure since the £530m sale of its logistics business to ProLogis.
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Insight
Marketing share
Sir, Many retail landlords already contribute heavily to their schemes’ marketing budgets, often funded by the income they receive or from their own reserves (analysis + opinion, 23.02.07). Forward-thinking landlords have always shared marketing costs, particularly where turnover leases are in place.
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Markets
The market in minutes
Richard Heap and Deirdre Hipwell give you the lowdown on all the sectors across the island
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NewsMilitary manoeuvre for Marcus
I happened to call the BPF vice- president and Credit Suisse’s European real estate investment banking chairman, Ian Marcus, the other day, only for him to hiss down the phone: ‘I can’t speak to you at the moment, I’m in Israel.’
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Manchester to pilot road pricing
Bernstein says city will have ‘more sophisticated’ scheme than London
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ProfessionalRights of light
Question: I have heard that a light obstruction notice can help developers who want to build on sites where there may be rights-of-light issues. What is this notice?
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ProfessionalVAT liability
Question: Is a reverse premium for the surrender of a lease or an inducement to enter into a lease subject to a payment of VAT?
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Kevin McCabes
Kevin McCabe’s Scarborough Group has bought 38 Threadneedle Street in the City of London, from Bank of Scotland for around £8m. The building was formerly the bank’s City head office. Scarborough will refurbish the listed building to create 23,000 sq ft (2,136 sq m) of office space on five ...
