All Property Week articles in 17 June 2005
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Online
Standard Life withdraws Edinburgh office
Standard Life Investments has taken its prestigious Edinburgh office building Tanfield Campus off the market after failing to attract high enough bids from potential buyers.
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Gordon names Finch as successor at Liberty
Liberty International, the UK’s biggest owner of shopping centres, has named Sir Robert Finch, property partner at Linklaters and former Lord Mayor of London, as successor to chairman Sir Donald Gordon.
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MarketsIn which we surf
Newquay is the UK’s surfing capital, but a new council prospectus aims to to give the town an all-year-round appeal.
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ProfessionalStock and shares
The Gershon review is forcing local authorities, police, judicial and healthcare services, to pool property resources to achieve billions of pounds of savings.
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Strong results push Warner shares up
Warner Estates’ shares rose by 2.5% to 612.5p on Wednesday following the announcement of strong results for the year to 31 March.
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Insight
In the picture
Sir, I write concerning your article ‘Paramount importance’ on the redevelopment of Newcastle’s Paramount cinema (regional, 03.06.05, p78).
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MarketsTalk of the out-of-town
Business parks in the south-west are home to some big-name occupiers.
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Insight
Networkers
Knight Frank’s Docklands office opened in 1986, the first international practice with both residential and commercial teams to establish themselves in the area.
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Professional
A traditional modernist
Edward Nally has two treasured paintings hanging in his office on Chancery Lane. One is of a floodlit Burnden Park, once the decaying home of his beloved Bolton Wanderers. Next to it is a picture of the club’s modern ground at the Reebok Stadium. ‘I can even point out where ...
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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News
Hawaii the lads
Balmy temperatures in London last Tuesday provided the perfect setting for the Hawaiian-themed Industrial Agents Society summer barbecue.
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A Gong for Godzilla
Edinburgh was also the place to be last Thursday when more than 800 guests descended on the capital for the fifth Scottish Property Awards.
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MarketsIn the shadow of giants
Amid the huge office developments of the Docklands, a handful of small schemes represents the last bastion of industrial action in E14.
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MarketsUnited front
Private developers are rushing into the student housing market. Unite is leading the charge.
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NewsFour shortlisted for Tees project
Tees Valley Regeneration has shortlisted four developers for its £300m scheme in Stockton-on-Tees.
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Markets
Paying the price for flexibility
Increasingly demanding and more discerning tenants could push up prices
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OnlinePlanning: new system looks set to fall at first hurdle
The upheaval in planning has probably generated more debate than any of the reforms that have convulsed development controls every few years since the modern system was born half a century ago. The determination to ‘get things right this time’ has stretched the process through two governments, several planning ministers, ...
