All Property Week articles in 18 March 2005
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Online
GE buys €190m HPE in first German residential deal
The German arm of GE Commercial Finance Real Estate has bought residential investor and manager HPE Hausbau Group for 190m (£132m) in its first German residential transaction.
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Manchester’s £220m Eastgate gets go-ahead
Manchester-based mixed-use developer Inacity has been awarded planning permission for the £220m Eastgate regeneration scheme on a 4 acre (1.6 ha) site adjacent to the city’s Piccadilly station.
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News
Wonder week
Industry celebrates as government delivers good news on REITs and upward-only rent reviews
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NewsShake-up at Slough
Slough Estates has restructured its management team ahead of the publication of its 2004 results next week.
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MarketsPrime prospects
The £308m purchase of the UK’s top retail park, Fosse Park, is part of Reit Asset Management’s new focus on prime property.
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Insight
Networkers
Jansons & Partners was founded in 1990 in Uxbridge and comprises 16 surveyors. The nine-strong agency team won the Property Awards Industrial Agency Team of the Year Award in 2004.
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Insight
A week on, and what has MIPIM taught us?
Sir, Now that MIPIM is one week gone, it is time to make sense of such an intense conference.
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Deirdre Hipwell gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsIsland life
Here is an exclusive look at plans for the Island site in Nottingham, the east Midlands’ biggest mixed-use scheme.
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Insight
A home from home
Sir, ‘A golden age for property’ (analysis + opinion, 04.03.05, p42) correctly states that McCarthy & Stone is the market leader in providing retirement homes.
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Markets
The high-quality housing quandary
Paul Moore highlights the difficulties of maximising value at upmarket schemes
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MarketsMany happy returns?
One year down the line, Gwyn Roberts reports on the impact of the Barker Review into UK housing supply
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MarketsGreat White hope
Having taken control of the £1.4bn White City retail project, Westfield and its partners are implementing design changes.
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InsightGoing places
Who’s moving onwards and upwards. For all this week’s appointments, turn to p131
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InsightWho’ll get your vote?
The RICS, Property Week and our sister title Building are teaming up to co-host a series of three events where readers will get a chance to grill the three main parties on their property and construction policies.
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NewsParties with the most front
NAI Fuller Peiser and Oracle Estates used some below-the-belt tactics to attract punters to their parties – and few were complaining.
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MarketsMixed fortunes
Hounslow council is promoting mixed-use development to spearhead the area’s regeneration.
