All Property Week articles in 11 April 2003
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Dantzic steps down from SecondSite
Roy Dantzic, managing director of SecondSite Property Holdings, is to retire from his post next month to join Development Securities as non-executive chairman.
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Debenhams to anchor £100m Kingsway extension
Debenhams, the UK’s largest department store group, will anchor the proposed £100m extension of the Kingsway Shopping Centre at Newport in Gwent.
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Livingstone threatens Dome development
Ken Livingstone, the mayor of London, today threatened to block development plans for the area around the Dome unless half the houses built are 'affordable'.
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CLS celebrates west London lettings
CLS Holdings, the quoted property investor, has secured three office lettings at Computer House in Brentford, in rare deals for the west London market.
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InsightThe player
Chelsfield chairman Elliott Bernerd is one of property's top dealmakers. In a rare interview, he tells us about his return from illness, Chelsfield's future, the South Bank – and an intriguing move towards housing
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Talk of the towns: Midtown
Law firm's leases … new chairman for HBP … retail at the Brunswick … West End tour for Victoria House pods
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Occupiers stick with upward-only leases
Detailed BPF research shows lease code is having little impact
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Pickavance joins LSH
Philippa Pickavance, one of Birmingham's biggest names in office agency, has joined Lambert Smith Hampton as regional director of office agency.
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How to... Select property-led resource planning software
In response to last week's article on the failure of multinational software providers to meet the UK property industry's needs, US-based enterprise resource planning provider JD Edwards has underlined its commitment to the sector. But specialist UK software developers are still not convinced.
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MarketsRowland Homes' new residential scheme
Rowland Homes is embarking on City Space PR1, a scheme of 40 one, two and three bedroom apartments in the Georgian district of Preston. The scheme marks the Lancashire-based firm's diversification from family housing into city centre development. Rowland has snapped up numerous brownfield sites including a former merchants ...
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Wrenbridge signs Hamleys
Developer Wrenbridge has signed up toy shop Hamleys for a distribution warehouse at Royston Business Park, near Saffron Walden in Essex.
