All Property Week articles in 16 September 2005

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  • Online

    LaSalle buys Richmond hotel for £20m

    2005-09-16T17:29:00Z

    LaSalle Investment Management has bought a grade II-listed hotel and health club in Richmond, south-west London, from a private client of Michael Elliot and Franc Warwick for £20m.

  • Online

    Former NCP owners agree £112m portfolio sale

    2005-09-16T15:59:00Z

    Ronald Hobson and Sir Donald Gosling, who sold their NCP car parks business for £555m in 1998, have agreed to sell Metrose, a portfolio of 14 properties, for £112m to Invesco UK Property Income Trust.

  • News

    Wyevale survives vote

    16 September 2005

    Wyevale Garden Centres survived a vote on Monday by the biggest shareholder to sack most of its board.

  • Markets

    On the slide

    16 September 2005

    Disappointing figures from housebuilders last week show a flat start to 2005.

  • Professional

    Trouble on site

    16 September 2005

    Missing the target

  • Markets

    Police station site sold

    16 September 2005

    The developer of Liverpool’s boutique Hope Street Hotel has bought the police station next to it and is in talks to buy another building on the block.

  • News

    Playing safe

    16 September 2005

    The annual SAFE SEX golf day, held last Friday, had nothing to do with condoms.

  • Professional

    Why have one set of rules when you can have three?

    16 September 2005

    New rules for SDLT disclosure have failed to provide a list of ‘acceptable’ schemes, says Patrick Cannon

  • Sir Stuart Lipton
    Insight

    What next for Stanhope?

    16 September 2005

    Stanhope’s three owners are locked in a debate over the developer’s future. Robin Marriott reports on a power struggle that will decide who builds some of Britain’s biggest projects

  • Insight

    Networkers

    16 September 2005

    GVA Grimley’s City operations merged with Chapman Swabey to create GVA Chapman Swabey in 2004. It specialises in office agency, investment and development in the City of London.

  • Markets

    Mitsubishi rethinks plans

    16 September 2005

    Mitsubishi Estates is to submit a revised planning application for its Bow Bells House redevelopment on Bread Street, EC4.

  • News

    Merseyside

    16 September 2005

    Liver bird flies in with 30m city centre scheme Great Crosshall St scheme Police station site sold The market in minutes Downing's streets Mersey mision Leap of space

  • Markets

    Mersey mission

    16 September 2005

    A £1.4bn scheme on the former Cammell Laird site is one of many developments planned for the Wirral waterfront.

  • Domeward bound: Quintain, whose projects include the Greenwich Peninsula is pioneering a new method of accounting software
    Online

    Property software and new media

    16 September 2005

    Many property firms are adopting new systems for financial reporting, writes David Lawson

  • Bank statement: 14 Cornhill will be converted to offices
    Markets

    The market in minutes

    16 September 2005

    Claer Barrett gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the Square Mile

  • New world order: a proposed development for Princes Dock
    Markets

    The market in minutes

    16 September 2005

    Heather Greig-Smith gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region

  • Lot 59 The Royal Vauxhall Tavern
    News

    Lots to watch

    16 September 2005

    The Andrews & Robertson leisure and retail auction will take place on 20 September at the New Connaught rooms, London, WC2.

  • News

    London & Regional

    16 September 2005

    London & Regional has sold its 415,000 sq ft (38,550 sq m) 60 Victoria Embankment office building at London’s Blackfriars to a private client of Swiss bank UBS for £265m. The price represents a yield of around 6.4%. The building, which is occupied JP Morgan, was placed on the ...

  • News

    Leisure could be the new retail this season

    16 September 2005

    Rocketing shop prices mean pubs are offering more value for money

  • Free market: the speculative Pioneer Point in Ellesmere Port and a Topland unit to be vacated in Runcorn are among the buildings up for grabs
    Markets

    Leap of space

    16 September 2005

    The amount of industrial space on Merseyside is set to double. Heather Greig-Smith reports on the explosion in the number of speculative large units