All Property Week articles in 14 November 2003
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Evans plans to triple size
Evans Easyspace, which offers small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) flexible office space and workshops, has announced major expansion plans following a deal between its owners Evans Property Group and Kodak Pension Plan.
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JLL Germany hit by fraud probe
Jones Lang LaSalle's German managing director Douglas Holoch resigned yesterday, following an investigation by German authorities.
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Consent granted for Sellar's London Bridge Tower
Sellar Property Group’s London Bridge Tower has been granted planning permission by the government following a public inquiry in the summer.
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Sainsbury's development arm sold for £170m
A joint venture including Schroders, Deutsche Property and Catalyst Capital today bought J Sainsbury Developments for £170m.
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Bernerd's Chelsfield buyout delayed
Elliott Bernerd’s £860m management buyout at Chelsfield due this month, has been delayed until at least December.
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LandSecs reports 4% NAV rise
Land Securities reported a solid set of interim results today, including a 4% increase in net asset value to 1264p a share.
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Noé in talks to buy Derwent Valley
Leo Noé, the former head of Bourne End Properties, announced today he was considering a bid for central London office specialist Derwent Valley.
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British Land buys GUS out of joint venture
British Land has bought out Great Universal Stores (GUS) from the companies’ 50/50 BL Universal joint venture for £120m.
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Brascan gets backing in Wharf bid
Canadian conglomerate Brascan has received a boost in its bid for Canary Wharf Group today with another shareholder backing its bid for the company.
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Westminster planning chief steps down
Carl Powell, one of the most senior planners in the country, has stepped down as head of planning and transportation at Westminster City Council.
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Unite announces departure of CFO
Unite Group, Britain’s largest private landlord for students, today announced the departure of its chief financial officer.
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Quintain adds new plot to Greenwich holding
Quintain Estates & Development has increased its ownership of land near the Millennium Dome in Greenwich by buying a distribution plant from Carlsberg-Tetley.
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Markets
Talk of the towns
Harry's star … quiz of the week … new city centre offices for Manchester … anniversary celebrations
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Small wonders
Owner-occupiers are in the ascendancy in the north-west and are taking stock the big funds do not look at.
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Professional
A wide range of property taxes
Australian rates and property taxesWhile occupiers pay business rates in the UK, owners have to contribute to local government finance in Australia.But local authorities there have far greater control over their financial destiny than their counterparts here. On average, English councils can only raise about 25% of their revenue needs ...
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We're off to see the rugby, the wonderful rugby in Oz
Don't drop your tinny – yes, Property Week has gone green and gold and Down Under this week, and we are devoting 27 pages of today's issue to Australia, rugby and property. It's a one-off. We'll be back to normal next week and much of the magazine devoted to UK ...
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Office walkabout
Tristan McConnell takes a guided tour with FPDSavills around the major office markets on Australia’s mainland
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Treasury Solicitor poised for move to Midtown
Government department switches from Victoria with letting at iconic 1960s building
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Leading the pack
This week, the UK's property big hitters have flown into Sydney, hoping to see England win the Rugby World Cup. Tristan McConnell looks at property's unique affinity with the game that has produced greats such as Rob Andrew, Andy Irvine and Michael Lynagh
