All Property Week articles in 20 December 2002
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OnlineGreen light for AWG Newcastle scheme
AWG Developments has been granted planning permission for a £47m office and residential scheme on Newcastle's quayside, three months after the initial application was turned down.
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Cap&Reg makes first Mall fund acquisition
Capital & Regional's Mall fund has made its first acquisition since it was set up nearly a year ago, buying the Grosvenor Centre in Chester for £106m.
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Plans unveiled for £120m Scarborough scheme
Private north-east developer Benchmark Properties today submitted plans for a £120m leisure scheme in Scarborough.
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Eurohypo buys Deutsche investment arm
Deutsche Bank has sold a real estate investment banking business to Eurohypo, Europe's largest specialist property bank.
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JLL makes 300 job cuts
Jones Lang LaSalle is to make 300 staff redundant worldwide, the property services firm announced this afternoon.
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Bid speculation fuels 30% Regus share hike
Shares in Regus leapt more than 30% this morning following reports that Indigo, a US venture capital firm, was contemplating a bid for the ailing serviced office provider.
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Hammerson extends Paris holdings with £125m scheme
Hammerson today announced plans to develop a £125m office scheme in the centre of Paris, in a joint venture with French insurance company Axa.
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Investors buy into ailing Regus
Securities broker Cantor Fitzgerald has increased its stake in Regus, the serviced office provider, to more than 11%.
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Homebase condemns Lords decision to refuse appeal
Homebase has criticised the House of Lords Appeals Committee after it refused the retailer permission to reopen a landmark legal case over the subletting of a store.
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Lewin gets £750,000 pay-off
Property investment tiddler Newport Holdings today warned that its settlement with former chief executive Peter Lewin will dent its profits.
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Arup and King Sturge rethink Swindon
Global engineering, design and planning consultancy Arup has been appointed to provide a new development framework for Swindon.
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Orb sells stake in Newport
Orb, the investment company raided by police last week, has sold its 18% stake in quoted property group Newport Holdings.
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English Heritage split on Minerva Tower plans
English Heritage has gone against the advice of its influential London Advisory Group by deciding not to ask the secretary of state to call in plans by Minerva for a new City tower.
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OnlineEnd of an era at DevSecs
Development Securities today announced that its 1990s driving force Martin Landau has stepped down as a director of the company.
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ING doubles Covent Garden fund with £66m deal
The ING Covent Garden Partnership has doubled in size by buying the Strand Island site from the Merrill Lynch Property Fund for £66m.
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Solving property's security shortfall
Professional property managers must forge closer links with the police to design buildings that deter crime.
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Limited partnership returns shine ...
New research shows direct property underperforms funds in 2002
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Police raid Orb offices in London and Jersey
Serious Fraud Offices investigates alleged misappropriation of Izodia funds
