All Property Week articles in 22 June 2001
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Professional
People
Hot property John Dunn has been appointed development manager at Morrison Developments' Glasgow city centre office. John is joining the company after spending five years with Hartley Cowley, where he specialised in retail agency and development. At Morrison he will be responsible for commercial property development, specifically in the west, ...
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Markets
Offices: Seconds to spare
Croydon is seeing a large number of second-hand office refurbishments
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News
New Star takes office
New Star Asset Management, the retail fund set up by former Jupiter Unit Trust founder John Duffield, is poised to make Prudential's 1 Knightsbridge Green scheme its new home.
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News
TNT pre-lets Magna Park mega-shed
Developer Gazeley guarantees 12-week fit-out for logistics company
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Markets
South Thames riverside: top shopping locations
The table and map attatched are based on the results of The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, shows the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in south Thames riverside boroughs. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each trading location. The second and third ...
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Professional
A new lease lifeline
An amicable handshake, a friendly discussion and terms are agreed without much fuss – your new tenant seems like a decent sort, no possibility of any bother. So why, 12 months down the track, is he suing you in court?
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Markets
Retail: It's a mall world
Three new shopping centres cement Croydon's position as an important retail centre
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News
Maidenhead set for office growth
Maidenhead is set for more development as a deal to American Home Products deal has reduced available supply.
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News
Fprop to widen net services
Online property trading website First Property Online has signed up a panel of leading commercial property lenders to provide online loan quotes for properties advertised on the site.
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News
'McREIT' on menu for US fast-food properties
Fast-food giant McDonald's is considering spinning off its US outlets, valued at around $8bn (£5.7bn), into a real estate investment trust in the wake of a recent tax law change.
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Insight
Family planning
Hugh Frost has been involved in the Merseyside property scene for nearly 30 years, and is now passing his knowledge on to his son. We report on the up-and-coming projects of the Beetham Organization
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Professional
Heading for a fall
It is not the small print to watch out for in lawyers' letters, it is the big stuff. The words in the heading at the top of the page are spelt out in large, bold, black type – but that does not necessarily make their meaning any clearer
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News
'Ryden four' settle in at Montagu Evans
The 'Ryden four' have taken up their new posts at Montagu Evans' Edinburgh office this week after announcing plans to leave Scotland's biggest independent consultancy two months ago.
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Markets
Dome truths
After the failed bids by Nomura and Legacy, the Millennium Dome is still without an owner.We report on English Partnerships' plans for the new bidding process, and how the Dome could drive regeneration of the peninsula
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News
ProLogis lets distribution facility to Rank subsidiary
ProLogis has let a large speculative distribution facility in Enfield to Deluxe Video Services, a subsidiary of Rank Group.
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'Sutcliffe lived the life of Riley' says ex-Etam deputy Fretten
Key figures in the Etam SAGA gave their reactions this week after Sutcliffe was found guilty of fraud.
