All Property Week articles in 14 July 2006
View all stories from this issue.
-
Online
Hargreaves Goswell Down splits in two
Hargreaves Goswell Down, the niche City of London agency, has separated into two separate businesses
-
Online
Government says Yes! to £300m Yorks leisure scheme
Oak Holdings and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council have moved a step closer towards the creation of Europe’s biggest leisure and entertainment complex in South Yorkshire after the government announced today that it would not call in the scheme
-
OnlineRitblat to retire after Christmas
Sir John Ritblat announced today that he will be stepping down as chairman of British Land at the end of the year, after 36 years at the helm
-
Online
British Land hooks seven B&Q stores
DIY retailer Kingfisher has sold seven B&Q warehouse stores to British Land for £198m
-
News
Urban Splash
Urban Splash has signed up the first retailers at its 345,000 sq ft (32,051 sq m) Fort Dunlop development in Birmingham. They include modern furniture retailer Dwell, which has taken 12,000 sq ft (1,115 sq m), and retail gallery outlet Snap Galleries, which has taken 2,000 sq ft (186 sq ...
-
News
Square roots
The lost world of surveying was conjured up at Claridge’s in London on 4 July, when the old timers of the capital’s retail property world came to bid farewell to Cushman & Wakefield’s head of central London retail, Chris Phillips.
-
Markets
Priory target
Does Turnstone’s ambitious speculative development in Chelmsford signal the end of the town’s back-office days? Adam Benzine reports
-
ProfessionalThe Outsiders
Outside space at pubs has become a valuable commodity thanks to the impending smoking ban in England and Wales.
-
News
North-west
Manchester tram still neglects poor Grosvenor The market in minutes Living for the cities Counter active Factory flaw Bohemian rhapsody
-
Insight
Networkers
Dixon Webb is a multidisciplined practice of property consultants covering the north-west and north Wales with specialist services nationwide.
-
ProfessionalRates mitigation
Question: Part of my property is vacant but I’m paying rates on the entirety. Is there anything I can do to mitigate this cost?
-
Markets
The market in minutes
Anna Goldie gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
-
Markets
The market in minutes
Adam Benzine gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
-
Markets
Manchester tram still neglects poor
Government’s overspending fears limit budget for Metrolink extension
-
News
London Retail Summit
This is the first glimpse of the speakers at the London Retail Summit, a groundbreaking conference to be staged on Tuesday 10 October.
-
Markets
Taking Liberty
Will Stratford hit Romford’s Liberty shopping centre? Hammerson is not hanging around to find out.
-
News
Key Manc site sold
A consortium of Irish investors has acquired a key Manchester site from developer Millennium Estates to build a city centre tower.
