All Property Week articles in 1 March 2002
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OnlineSavills raises turnover by 10% but profits decline
Shares in Savills, the international property adviser, rose 4% this morning after the company reported a fall in profits that was not as bad as expected.
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OnlineHammerson goes shopping after 10% NAV rise
Hammerson has reported a 10% rise in net asset value (NAV) per share for the year to 31 December 2001 and announced £195m worth of acquisitions.
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OnlineBrixton slides on low NAV rise
Shares in Brixton Estates fell almost 7% this morning after the company reported a rise in net asset value (NAV) per share of just 0.9% for the year to 31 December 2001.
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Markets
Staines retail: Two Rivers runs through it
How have market conditions changed over the last quarter (Oct-Dec)? Supply within the last phase of Two Rivers has now been taken up apart from two small units. Units remain available in the Elmsleigh Shopping Centre and the High Street rental values are holding firm. What was the most important ...
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Markets
Residential: State of the Union
Industrial property on the banks of the Grand Union Canal is being turned into housing.
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Markets
Regional round-up
Disney's Chiswick Park deal is a much-needed fillip for the Thames Valley lettings market.
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News
Property team at Railtrack to split
Head of development Gordon joins fight for shareholders at Railtrack Group
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Insight
This is our worst nightmare
From question time debates among agents in Leeds to high-powered cocktail parties in Mayfair, the editors of this magazine have been assailed with just one overriding concern from our readers: this government must be stopped from introducing its new 'tariff' system.
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News
Trammell reports loss
Trammell Crow, the US property services firm which has an alliance in Europe and Asia with FPDSavills, reported a fourth quarter loss, hurt by an 'oversized' cost structure, the economic downturn and charges for restructuring and writedowns. The company posted a loss of $13.3m (£9.4m) in the last three months ...
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Markets
West London: top shopping locations
See tables and flash file (left). Information on the NSLP survey programmes, the definitive source of information on UK retail market sizes, can be obtained from Duncan Jones on 020 7882 8142.
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Professional
New lease of life
Changes to civil procedure rules on lease renewal will offer new ways of solving landlord and tenant disputes. But how will they affect your firm?
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NewsWidows reveals plans for Royex House
Scottish Widows this week submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of Royex House in the City of London. Widows plans to replace the Seifert-designed building on the site on Aldermanbury Square, EC2, with this 24,150 sq m (260,000 sq ft) building. The new scheme has been designed by ...
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News
Low success rate mars high prices
A part vacant, part tenanted house in Thurlow Park Road, West Dulwich, SE21, sold for £325,000 at Edwin Evans' auction on 21 February.
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Markets
Uxbridge offices: The Ux starts here
How have market conditions changed over the last quarter (Oct-Dec 2001)? There are several new developments in the Uxbridge area, which have either reached practical completion or are shortly to be completed. Confidence in the area remains high because there has not been a flood of second-hand stock returning to ...
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Markets
Ghost Town
It is arguably the pre-eminent park in the UK. So why is Stockley Park stuck with a potential 25% of empty office space?
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Markets
Hammersmith offices: Hammer and fickle
How have market conditions changed over the last quarter? Second-hand supply has been released by occupiers and there has been a noticeable downturn in demand for office accommodation in Hammersmith. Demand remains thin across all size ranges and the withdrawal of EDS, the single largest requirement in the area, ...
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Markets
Planning: football fever
West London has seen a spate of football-related proposals at Wembley, Fulham's Craven Cottage ground and from Barnet FC.
