All Property Week articles in 10 September 2004
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Coventry airport terminal denied
Warwick District Council rejected plans for a permanent new passenger terminal at Coventry Airport in a planning committee meeting on 11 September.
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Radial takes £41m DIRFT warehouses
The Radial Distribution Fund, the joint-venture between Warner Estate Holdings and the Bank of Scotland, has bought three distribution warehouses at the Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal (DIRFT) Logistics Park for £41.1m.
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Norwich City FC unveils Carrow Road project
Premiership football club Norwich City today unveiled plans for a 6-acre (2.4-ha) redevelopment of land surrounding its Carrow Road stadium.
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Punch in 335m InnSpired purchase
Punch Taverns, the listed UK pub operator, today announced it had bought pub management company InnSpired for £335m.
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InsightThe word from the street
The government’s consultation on banning upward-only rent reviews ends next week. But Property Week’s own consultation of occupiers reveals that they have other, more pressing problems with leases Photographs by Marius Hansen
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Networkers
Who’s worked with whom at Hicks Baker. Founded in 1989, the property consultant advises clients, predominately in the Thames Valley.
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Widows sells low-yield retail park
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, on behalf of Abbey Life Assurance Company, has sold Stirling Retail Park, Borehamwood, to a private investor client of Churston Heard for £25.5m.
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MarketsLocal knowledge
Essential information, project updates and gossip. Natalie Stevenson reports
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MarketsLeeds makes its Point
A speculative office scheme in Leeds city centre joins the fray of those already on site. But is there demand for it?
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NewsTeesland TAPPs into investment trust
Fund manager to launch £100m offshore, UK-listed vehicle for private investors
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May the horse be with you
Our front page revelation last week that Irish horseracing magnates John Magnier and JP McManus are set to buy Unilever House in the City of London could threaten to reopen an old wound.
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Property majors hit record highs as market soars
Share sin Land Securities, British Land and Liberty International soared to record levels last week, as property shares enjoyed their best period for months.
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Slough’s heartache
The Heart of Slough, a huge regeneration project of the town centre, is in trouble. With office vacancy rates already hitting 30%, it hardly seems the right time to be planning more.
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MarketsMany happy returns
Reading’s flagship shopping centre, the Oracle, celebrates its fifth birthday this month, and it can expect one or two special treats in the way of rent reviews.
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Grammar school: lesson one
Philip Strevens’ bid to improve the standard of agents’ English last week has received a passionate response – from the agent he dared to criticise.
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MarketsGoole rush
As Yorkshire’s development sites are snapped up and business grows in the Humber estuary ports, the first of many huge shed schemes in the area is coming forward at Goole.
