All Property Week articles in 2 March 2007

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  • Online

    Blackstone to buy Tussauds Group for £1bn

    2007-03-05T10:47:00Z

    Blackstone has struck a £1bn deal to buy theme park and tourist attractions conglomerate the Tussauds Group from Dubai International Capital, it was announced this morning.

  • Online

    Lend Lease in talks at Stratford City

    2007-03-02T11:02:00Z

    The Olympic Delivery Authority, London & Continental Railways and Westfield are in exclusive talks with the Lend Lease consortium to develop the Olympic Village and zones two to seven of Stratford City.

  • Online

    Delek Real Estate buys RoadChef

    2007-03-02T10:34:00Z

    Listed Israeli property company Delek Real Estate has bought the UK’s third-largest motorway services group, RoadChef

  • Online

    GE Real Estate buys Slovak retail

    2007-03-02T10:10:00Z

    GE Real Estate Central & Eastern Europe has bought a shopping centre in Nitra, Slovakia, from Slovak developer EuroMax Slovakia for €23m (£15.5m)

  • Online

    Scots couple unveil £100m green resort plans

    2007-03-02T09:33:00Z

    Scottish landowners Andrew and Jennifer Malcolm have unveiled plans for a £100m ‘green’ leisure resort in the Irvine Valley area in the west of Scotland

  • Markets

    Tooled up

    2 March 2007

    The Urban Regeneration Toolbox launches next week at the House of Commons. Its editor, Lee Mallett , gives us a sneak preview

  • Professional

    Valuers strike sustainability

    2 March 2007

    Valuers from around the world will gather in Vancouver, Canada, today to debate the link between sustainability and building values.

  • Suite spot: Staybridge to land in Liverpool
    Markets

    Staybridge Suites takes up UK residence

    2 March 2007

    Intercontinental’s US apart-hotel brand lands seven contracts

  • Insight

    Wooden performance

    2 March 2007

    Sir, I am writing with concern over the piece relating to the Timberland tenancy at Farringdon Road (City, City fringe + Docklands, news, 26.01.07).

  • Markets

    Sleeping partners

    2 March 2007

    Investors can buy individual hotel rooms.

  • High-pitched battle: conservationists
    Professional

    Walkie-talkie over and out?

    2 March 2007

    A public inquiry opens next week into a Land Securities tower.

  • Markets

    Move on up

    2 March 2007

    House prices have gone up for the 15th month in a row, despite interest rate rises, says Milan Khatri

  • News

    Victoria masterplan unveiled

    2 March 2007

    Westminster City Council has drawn up a draft masterplan for the potential development of London’s Victoria over the next 15 years.

  • Britannia on a wave: Debenhams in Ashford
    Markets

    The market in minutes

    2 March 2007

    Sean McAllister gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region

  • Insight

    Make no mistake

    2 March 2007

    Sir, I note with some interest that Sir John Ritblat has been appointed chair of the Conservatives’ Olympics Oversight Committee.

  • Insight

    Leave no stone unturned

    2 March 2007

    Sir, I write in response to the piece on Marble Arch (news, 19.01.07) to put the record straight on some erroneous comments.

  • Professional

    Land tax

    2 March 2007

    Property Week presented your emails on the planning gain supplement to the Treasury on Wednesday. Here is a final selection of the huge response we received.

  • Insight

    This much we know...

    2 March 2007

    Three of the industry’s best-known names reveal their secrets in the latest in our series for young property professionals. Mike Phillips reports from Young Norwood’s A Lifetime in Property debate

  • News

    Kent

    2 March 2007

    Crown herds in Aldi for Sheppey shed scheme Cube submits dual hotel plans in Sevenoaks The market in minutes Time to leave Dreamland Saving Dovers soul

  • News

    A joint venture

    2 March 2007

    A joint venture between Land Securities and Hammerson this week unveiled a new name for its Broadmead scheme in Bristol. The £500m scheme will be called Cabot Circus after Bristolian John Cabot, who sailed to America in 1497. The 1m sq ft (92,900 sq m) scheme’s original name, ...