All Property Week articles in 25 August 2006
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Catalyst to acquire £120m City building
Catalyst Capital, the pan–European investment group, is set to acquire 1 America Square, London EC3, from Vincent Tchenguiz’s Consensus for more than £120m.
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Brixton X2 Shed gets the go ahead
Brixton has won planning consent for its X2 Shed at Hatton Cross, Heathrow, at the second attempt
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Legal & Generals sells Life Fund freehold
Legal & General’s Life Fund has sold the freehold investment interest in the Elysium portfolio to CBRE Investors for £86.2m.
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Opus Land buys Warwick Court
Opus Land has bought IBM’s 280,000 sq ft (26,013 sq m) office park at Warwick Court, Warwick from Highcross for £41m
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MarketsA spur for Tottenham
Lee Valley Estates hopes to revive a run-down north London suburb with its plans for Hale Village.
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NewsPropinvest takes road to Wigan
The Retail Plus Property Trust, jointly managed by Rockspring Property Investment Managers and Edinburgh-based Hunter Property Fund Management, has sold the Makinson Arcade in Wigan to Glenn Maud’s Propinvest for £12.5m.
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MarketsPopular science
You’ve heard of serviced offices, now it’s the turn of serviced laboratories.Look carefully at Fletcher House as it rises from the south-western corner of Oxford Science Park. Once, the 22,734 sq ft (2,112 sq m) development on the A4074, south of the city, would have had a definite use, either ...
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No walk in the park
While business parks achieved their best returns in more than a decade last year, negative rental growth and poor demand are holding the sector back. Christine Eade reports
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The market in minutes
Heather Greig-Smith gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsNeptune orbits second phase at Liverpool Science Park
Successful phase one take-up prompts early phase two planning application
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Standard Life to shift sheds
Standard Life Investments is to sell two industrial estates in Liverpool and Birmingham to Hermes Real Estate Investment Management and CB Richard Ellis Investors respectively for £84m.
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Linden Homes
Linden Homes has won planning consent to redevelop the 9.4 acre (3.8 ha) Cattle Market in Chippenham, Wiltshire, into 256 homes. North Wiltshire District Council gave consent within 12 weeks. The scheme is designed to provide energy-efficiency benefits.
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Our industry needs wise heads on young shoulders
Work experience is paramount if property is to thrive
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NewsHammerson plans Milton Keynes heart transplant...
Developer teams up with English Partnerships to create retail and leisure hub on Point site
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Green registration
Question: I have bought a plot of land and the commons registration search has come back clean. Does this mean I can proceed with development?
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NewsStandard Life lands Gallions Reach
Standard Life Investments has bought Gallions Reach shopping park and an adjoining site in Beckton, east London, for £208m. As Property Week revealed (news, 30.06.06) Standard Life is to buy the 209,000 sq ft (19,416 sq m) scheme next to a Tesco Extra store, from the British Land ...
