All Property Week articles in 20 April 2001
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Insight
Traffic rights
Developers saw red at the restrictive parking guidelines of the draft PPG13. But the final version has addressed some of their concerns, although it has kept up the pressure to force development back into town centres
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Professional
Q&A
Can a tenant successfully challenge a larger-than-usual service charge demand made towards the end of a lease solely on the basis of the imminent expiry of the lease?
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Professional
People
Hot property Philippa Harrison has joined Insignia Richard Ellis's international hotels team. Based in London, Philippa will be focusing mainly on international portfolio valuations and investment advice. Philippa previously worked with Christie & Co, and has extensive experience in the hotel field. Philippa is married, and her interests ...
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News
New team in self-storage
Safestore, the AIM-listed self-storage provider, has linked up with Spacia, the division of Railtrack Property that manages its railway arch portfolio.
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News
Rugby NAV rise ups share price
Rugby Estates saw its shares soar 6% in early Wednesday trading after revealing an impressive 24% increase in net asset value in the year to 31 January.
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Markets
West Yorkshire retail: Prime movers
Prime retail rents in Leeds are catching up with Newcastle and Manchester
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News
Plans in for Oxford mixed-use scheme
Trevor Osborne's Osborne Group this week submitted a planning application for the development of Oxford's Castle site.
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Insight
Will online mean on time?
Imagine a world where you can get information on a planning application at the touch of a button, keep tabs on the progress of your application, and even pay for it electronically. Sounds too good to be true?
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Markets
Yorkshire: top shopping locations
The map attached shows the proportion of overall shopping populations in each trading location visiting for convenience and comparison goods shopping purposes. Because consumers generally shop more often for food than for non-food goods, visitor numbers to trading locations with main grocery offers will always be higher than those of ...
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Professional
Straining at the lease
Changes to lease renewal procedures come into effect this autumn.But are the Civil Procedure Rules appropriate?
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Markets
How the land lies
The party's over for land sellers. These are the latest findings of FPDSavills Research, which show the six-year growth in land prices slowing right down
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Markets
A real home industry
Residential developers and agents are not shy about turning up at factory gates and making owners an offer for their site
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News
Local government: neither party's policies give 'grounds for optimism'
Whoever wins the 7 June elections, the structure of local government in England is likely to change dramatically.
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Markets
West Yorkshire offices: Leeds the field
Take-up is high in the dominant centre but other towns would benefit from new-build
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News
RBS eyes Northern Quarter for giant Manchester lease
Amec and Crosby Homes mixed-used scheme is surprise front-runner to satisfy Royal Bank of Scotland s requirement
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Markets
East Yorkshire and north Lincolnshire industrial: A hope in Hull
Strong demand means developers are committing to Hull's brownfield sites
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Markets
Fields of dreams
While government policy favours brownfield development, buying farmland is a long-term game. We chart the rise of option agreements and the experts who advise on them
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News
US downturn dents Grubb & Ellis profits
US property services firm allied to Knight Frank makes surprise loss warning
