All Property Week articles in 21 June 2002
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"Confident" property dotcom announces further losses
FPROP, the AIM-listed, internet-based property services company, has reported a second year of losses.
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Liberty raises cash for expansion
Property firm Liberty International has raised £211m for medium-term expansion from a loan secured on its Glades and Chimes shopping centres.
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OnlineLondon needs more tall buildings, argues LSE
London policy makers should actively encourage the development of tall buildings within designated areas, to meet the needs of the capital's growing population, according to research published today by the London School of Economics (LSE).
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Workspace turns in 15% NAV rise
Workspace, the small business landlord, has reported a 15% rise in net assets per share in its year-end results.
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OnlineLok'nStore goes for growth with £10m placing
Lok'nStore, one of three AIM-listed self-storage companies, has raised £10m to accelerate its expansion programme.
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Finance director leaves London Merchant
London Merchant Securities (LMS), the property and venture capital company, has announced the departure of finance director designate Sally Doyle-Linden just three days after it reported disappointing results for the second year running.
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MarketsRetail: Can this ... turn into this?
Wandsworth residents are in for a surprise – after years of uncertainty the dilapidated Arndale shopping centre is about to be transformed.
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Q & A
I am looking to leave the premises I am occupying. Will I have to pay a large dilapidations bill when my lease ends?
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Professional
Planning permission
The ability to manage a business during a climate of uncertainty can have a significant effect on its long-term success. But what can be done when the going gets tough?
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Insight
Newcastle top of retail table
The retail market is red hot according to the 13th annual FOCUS on Retail report from property research group FOCUS.
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News
Milan purchase
Grosvenor European Prime Properties, the joint venture between Grosvenor and Société Foncière Lyonnaise, has bought its first property in Milan.
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Malmaison moves in at Liverpool scheme
Hotel chain plans 151-room development on Liverpool's waterfront
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NewsProperty's Honours list
The property industry was well represented in last week's Queen's Birthday Honours List.
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NewsHoly trinity
Rotch, QinetiQ and Church of England team up to install telecoms aerials on 16,000 spires across the UK
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MarketsRegeneration: Top gun
Until recently Woolwich, with its poor transport links and bad image, was a development blackspot. Mixed-use regeneration of the Royal Arsenal could give the area a much-needed boost
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MarketsPrices soar in golden triangle of the north
But planning hold-ups restrict potential for further market development
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MarketsIndustrial: Land of the freehold
The sale of an art-deco Ovaltine factory in Kings Langley has taken place amid a surge of freehold deals.
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NewsKen seeks power to have final say on London towers
London Plan reveals that mayor wants 87m sq ft of new offices
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InsightThe Fall guy
RICS president-elect has taken on the daunting stask of uniting its disaffected regional members. We catch up with Peter Fall to talk about his role as roving ambassador for the organisation
