All Property Week articles in 2 March 2001
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Professional
Serving you right
Happy tenants are good business. Saville Gordon, Dorrington Properties and Chartwell Land are three landlords that have canvassed their tenants' views, listened to them and taken action.
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Professional
Prescriptive right of way
Should a buyer rely on a prescriptive right that benefits a property? Though it is possible to rely on the prescriptive right, buyers need to take care
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Professional
People
Hot property Robin Broadhurst has been appointed as a non-executive director of Grosvenor. He takes over from Sir John James, who is retiring. Robin began his career as a trainee surveyor 1966. He has been European chairman of Jones Lang Lasalle since September 2000 and also chairs the Property Advisory ...
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News
Mouths of the south
Early plans for Portsmouth city centre were unveiled at a Property Week event last week.
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Markets
Industrial: Pure speculation
Milton Keynes has a number of speculative schemes under construction.
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Markets
Now the good news…
For Luton, plans to redevelop the station area may represent a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel, following years of neglect and Vauxhall's decision to axe 2,000 jobs. But there are still a number of hurdles to be overcome
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Markets
Planning: Going places
Promoting growth for Milton Keynes could prove a difficult policy to implement
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Markets
Front loaders
Just five years after it was established, and with a £150m programme already under way, Frontier Estates is now looking at development opportunities beyond its Milton Keynes heartland.
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News
Freeport storms into European expansion
New bonus scheme will incentivise factory outlet developer's management teams
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News
Will the real reason for Stamp Duty rises stand up?
On 7 March, Gordon Brown will set out his final Budget of this Parliament.
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Insight
Stamp duty
Next week's Budget will see transaction tax reduced if the BPF gets its way. But if this is unlikely, hopes are high that Stamp Duty will not rise.
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News
Dreaming tyres: Harley roars into Oxford
It may not be the sort of place James Dean would have ridden into, but Arlington 's Oxford Business Park is to be the new home for Harley-Davidson motorcycles in Europe. Harley is leaving its premises in Brackley and Windsor to consolidate its 65 staff in 2,990 sq m (32,140 ...
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Professional
Planning for the life cycle
The purchase price of a building is likely to represent just 20% of its whole-life cost. Those who buy buildings without accounting for their long-term costs could be throwing away a small fortune
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News
C&R pulls plug on net shopping mall
Worries over profitability cause a third operator to pull out of internet malls
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News
Rutland consent for Thames Valley's first 'technopark'
Private property company gets go-ahead for £200m phase at Heathrow s biggest business park
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Cost-cutting Morrison to close London office
Redundancies and relocation for developer in post-Anglian Water merger rationalisation
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Inner City
Make no mistake, London mayor Ken Livingstone wants to be taken seriously by the property industry.
