All Property Week articles in 12 May 2000
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Markets
When the West was One
Many tales have been told of out-of-town retailing, but with the lack of sites with open A1 retail consent, it is little wonder that the developers behind the West One scheme are in for a happy ending.
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Markets
Is Paradise lost?
A scheme to regenerate Liverpool s inner city and restore its links with the river could fall at the first hurdle former Aintree racecourse owner Bill Davies.
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Markets
Planning: vision of a linked-up Liverpool
The Liverpool Vision company is aiming to radically improve the centre of Liverpool. The team responsible for progressing the work includes the council s city centre development team and strategist Skidmore Owings & Merrill. It is planned to connect disparate areas of the city and link retail and business districts ...
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Markets
Industrial Long lets loved in Liverpool
The region has reaped the benefits of inward investment.
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Insight
Together in perfect harmony
Surveyors know they have to employ a full armoury of skills to keep their high-profile clients.
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News
Grantchester can still perform
Retail warehouse specialist Grantchester maintained its tradition of strong growth, by unveiling a 9% increase in net asset value in the six months to 31 March. The rise in NAV to 220p a share came after an interim revaluation of the £647m portfolio and reflects a 20% NAV uplift ...
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Markets
Investment Going to the local
Local expertise and successful deals mean the investment market is booming.
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Insight
RICS urged to take stand on global valuation standards
The RICS has been accused of insularity in failing to back a single set of standards for valuation around the world. The professional body will continue to promote two separate standards – one European, the other international – despite pressure from senior RICS figures to endorse a single ...
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Markets
Industrial Looking for a fresh perspective
The industrial market is strong, but what does the future hold? By Malcom Murray, Fuller Peiser
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News
Pound forces Germans to quit London
Savills to sell £250m DEGI portfolio and DGI halts UK investment
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News
Spitalfields faces legal threat from SMUT
Spitalfields Development Group is set to face a legal challenge if it goes ahead with plans to redevelop part of Spitalfields Market. Following objections from local campaign group, Spitalfields Market Under Threat (SMUT), the revised £200m office and retail scheme has been deferred for consideration by the London Borough of ...
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Professional
The E-Team
A fortnight ago, Chesterton gave a group of under-30s the power to determine its IT strategy.
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News
Real estate shares soar for second week running
Big share price rises of more than 10% at some of the smaller property companies helped the sector to a second successive week of outperformance last week. The three tenanted residential investors Warner Estate (+20%), Grainger Trust (+19%) and BPT (+14%) led the charge, ...
