All Property Week articles in 11 October 2002
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Rugby ‘cautious’ in face of occupational lull
Rugby Estates chairman David Tye today highlighted the contrast between the strong investment market and weak occupational demand.
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Workspace buys in SE1
Office developer Workspace today announced the completion of acquisitions worth £20m.
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Brixton extends Heathrow holdings
Industrial specialist Brixton today announced the purchase of a £46.5m business estate at Heathrow from Haslemere.
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UK Land to go private
UK Land is to be the latest in a long line of companies leaving the quoted sector, having agreed a buyout offer with chairman Colin Tett.
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Charterhouse redevelopment scheme approved
Ashcroft Estates has been granted planning permission for the redevelopment of one of the Charterhouse Fund's largest shopping centres.
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Wales: Talk of the towns
New film studio? ... waterfront wars ... Port Talbot … second-hand car site ... fruitful forum ... Fusion point ... shopping boost … office plans
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MarketsPig in the middle
Large or small, any decent-quality shed in Scotland is likely to find an occupier. It's the mid-range ones that won't shift.
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MarketsPlanning: Man with the plan
Jim Mackinnon is presiding over the biggest shake-up in Scotland's planning system for more than 50 years.We meet Scotland's chief planner
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InsightLuncheon meet
The best in offices and industrial was honoured at the IAS/OAS Development of the Year Awards last week.
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NewsPringle signs up second London shop
David Beckham could become a regular visitor to Sloane Street with the news that Pringle has signed up for a second London shop at the site of the General Trading Company store at 141-142 Sloane Street, SW1, part of the Cadogan Mansions scheme. The 1,114 sq m (12,000 sq ft) ...
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NewsRICS warns on leases malaise
Institution tells top 100 surveying firms to broker deals with flexible lease terms
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InsightThe insider
Investment banks are among the most powerful forces in UK property. They are the biggest office occupiers and their fortunes dictate City sentiment towards companies like Canary Wharf and British Land. Here, Helen Thomas, who worked for an American investment bank, reveals some of the sector's secrets
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MarketsIndustrial: From handouts… to hotspot
There was a time when development in north Wales was dependent on grants from the Welsh Development Agency. Now the market appears strong enough to go it alone.
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Hulme heroine for regeneration fund
The woman who headed the regeneration of Manchester’s notorious Hulme housing estate has been appointed to kick-start stumbling efforts to establish the UK’s first urban regeneration investment fund.
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First Quench prompts prior sale
An investor was offered such a good price for five Highland off licences that he sold them at a 10% yield before SVA's Glasgow auction on 2 October.
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MarketsRetail: Retail explosion
We find Scotland in buoyant mood as its cities enjoy a renaissance in their retail offering, but is it being too ambitious?
