All Property Week articles in 24 May 2002
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Online
Hercules dogged by insurance problems
Shares in Hercules Property Services have fallen 20% this morning after the company issued its second profit warning this year.
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OnlineRitblat ploughs his own furrow
British Land gave a blunt response to calls from rebel shareholders for share buybacks this morning when announcing its results for the year to 31 March 2002.
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Major prelet at Oxford Street for DevSec
Development Securities has pre-let 3,250 sq m (35,000 sq ft) of retail space at its 333 Oxford Street development in central London for an annual rent of £2.75m.
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OnlineChairman of CB Hillier Parker to step down
CB Hillier Parker has announced the retirement of its chairman and senior partner, Robert Farnes, at the end of 2002.
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OnlineMillennium Dome group denies "sweetener" claims
Meridian Delta, the Lend Lease/Quintain consortium which is aiming to redevelop the Millennium Dome and land surrounding it on the Greenwich peninsula, has denied reports that it has secured a new river crossing to be funded by tax payers as part of its deal with the government.
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OnlineGE Capital announces new UK managing director
Alec Burger has been appointed managing director of GE Capital Real Estate's UK operation, replacing Mark Collins, who left earlier this month to join Land Securities as head of its portfolio management business.
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£360m makeover for Regent Street properties
The Crown Estate has revealed plans to remodel three properties on London s Regent Street at a cost of £360m.
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OnlineManagement buyout offer for Saville Gordon
Shares in industrial property group Saville Gordon Estates leapt 16% this morning after it announced a recommended buyout offer led by chief executive Roger Carey, backed by Morgan Stanley Real Estate.
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MarketsRetail rebirth
Manchester's positive, proactive regeneration of areas damaged by the 1996 IRA bomb is reaping huge rewards, with Selfridges and Harvey Nichols on the way.
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NewsRefurbishment plans for Regent Street space revealed
The Crown Estate has revealed details of its plans for the refurbishment of three blocks on London's Regent Street. The Crown today opened an exhibition showing its plans for 132-154 (pictured), 185-191, and 229-247, where Stanhope has been appointed to manage the redevelopment. The exhibition takes place today and ...
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MarketsSweden sweats it out
With office rents and yields plummeting, Swedish funds are pondering alternative investments.
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NewsJP Morgan revamps property spending
US banking group will restructure property spending but sell Peabody stake
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MarketsMad for investment
The huge Spinningfields scheme is just one of the many developments that are causing a frenzy in Manchester's investment market. We find out that investors are mad for it
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InsightHarry's game
Manhattan Loft's founder Harry Handelsman wants a new challenge. But will the tricks that have made him the smartest apartment builder in town work with office space too?
