All Property Week articles in 25 June 2004
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Online
Kings of retail and leisure property
Pillar Property and Whitbread were crowned kings of the retail and leisure sectors at the Retail and Leisure Property Awards held on Friday at the Grosvenor House hotel on Park Lane, London.
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Online
Insight plans £400m property investment company
Fund manager Insight Investment today announced it would launch a £400m listed property investment company next month
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Online
Berkeley to return £1.4bn to shareholders
The Berkeley Group, the UK’s largest housebuilder, announced today it was returning £1.4bn to shareholders as part of its plan to turn itself into an urban regeneration company
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News
Tesco tries to scupper Wimbledon stadium
Milton Keynes scheme under threat as Tesco raises concerns over Asda store
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News
Sellar's Portsmouth win
Developer Irvine Sellar has won his battle against Portsmouth Football Club over a strip of land the club needed to develop its new stadium.
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Markets
Pop-up venue
Three shortlisted developers are vying to build Bristol a concert venue fit for the biggest names in music.
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Professional
What's your poison?
New rules on disposal of hazardous waste mean higher costs for brownfield developers.
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Insight
Plain speaking
Property economist, bon viveur, practical joker, aircraft pilot and founder of Quintain, developer of Wembley Stadium and the Millennium Dome – Adrian Wyatt meets Penny Guest.
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Markets
Three of a kind
The south-west's three URCs have the task of selling their towns to investors, but they must first change their images.
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Insight
Surf's up at Industrious
Delegates from across the world gathered in London last week for the Urban Land Institute conference on REITs.
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News
Manchester's Telecommunications House up for sale
One of Manchester's best-known office buildings, the 183,020 sq ft (17,000 sq m) telecommunications House, has been put up for sale.
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Markets
Harbour master
A new masterplan for Plymouth aims to unite the disparate parts of the naval town.
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News
Goldman stalks Queens Moat Houses
Goldman Sachs's real estate investment arm, the Whitehall Funds, has approached Queens Moat Houses (QMH) about a £580m buyout.
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Online
High price of going green
Installation costs leave small businesses with no incentive to turn to eco-friendly energy supplies
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Markets
Give us more land, says housebuilder
A leading housebuilder has called for greater government-backed incentives for the development industry to increase the supply of affordable housing and help the 'people who are trapped in a cycle of decay' in many urban areas.