All Property Week articles in 24 June 2005
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Online
Hammerson sells €269m Paris office building
Hammerson has sold Néo at 14 Boulevard Haussmann in Paris to German fund KanAm Grund for 269m (£179m).
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Consent for 1m sq ft Rochester development
The South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) and Medway Council have won outline planning consent to develop more than 1m sq ft (92,900 sq m) of residential and commercial space in Rochester, Kent.
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ODPM: planning decisions speeding up
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister is moving closer to achieving its 2007 target to decide 60% of all major planning applications within 13 weeks.
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Markets
Sweet shops
Yields are down. Returns are up. Retail is Scotland’s strongest-performing property sector.
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Markets
Sweet shops
Yields are down. Returns are up. Retail is Scotland’s strongest-performing property sector.
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ProfessionalService with a smile
On 14 June the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden played host to the RICS Property Management Awards.
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MarketsRBS’s secret scheme
t James House, bought by the Royal Bank of Scotland for its new Edinburgh headquarters, is the subject of speculation again now that the bank has completed Gogarburn.
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ProfessionalThe trouble with paradise
The transformation of the Paradise Street area in Liverpool is one of the most legally complex assignments to have been undertaken for a development in the UK. This is how it was done.
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Insight
Networkers
King Sturge’s Edinburgh office provides agency and professional services throughout east Scotland and specialist expertise on petrol stations internationally.
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Claer Barrett gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsLondon Merchant Securities
London Merchant Securities has submitted a planning application for Greenwich Reach, a 1sq m ft (92,900 sq m) mixed-use scheme on an 8 acre (3 ha) site near the centre of Greenwich. It will comprise commercial space, 900,000 sq ft (83,610 sq m) of residential and 75,000 sq ft ...
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Propex man launches secondary trading platform
Liquidity, or the lack of it, is the bane of the private investor’s life. A study in July 2004 by the University of Reading Business School showed that UK commercial properties take almost 200 days to sell, leaving little chance for the investor to change direction quickly. Intrepid fund managers ...
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Markets
Kenmore
Edinburgh-based property company Kenmore has gained planning consent for the redevelopment for a 150,000 sq ft (13,935 sq m) mixed-use leisure complex at the eastern end of Union Street in Aberdeen. Plans for the City Wharf scheme include a 106-room Ibis hotel as well as bars, restaurants, a casino ...
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MarketsThere’s no place like home
With more mixed-use schemes being built, the biggest challenge is meeting the needs of occupiers. Ten years after the opening of Brindleyplace, Gwyn Roberts speaks to people that live and work there.
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Highcross snaps up shed at Wirral International
A private investor has sold the long leasehold interest of an industrial unit at Wirral International Business Park in Bromborough, Merseyside, to Highcross for £3.68m.
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Helioslough’s love unlimited
A few eyebrows were raised in the office this week when we heard that HelioSlough had appointed Barry White to manage its £200m sheds portfolio.
