All Property Week articles in 25 November 2005
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Online
Knight Frank partners celebrate record year
Knight Frank’s 31 proprietary partners received an average profit of £563,000 in the year to 30 April, as the firm enjoyed benign conditions in the commercial and luxury residential markets.
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Online
Slough completes Elstree sale
Slough Estates has confirmed it has sold the first two phases of its Centennial Business Park in Elstree in Hertfordshire to Morley Fund Management for £35m.
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Online
Akeler poaches Morley fund manager
Office and industrial developer Akeler has appointed former Morley fund manager Sarah Cockburn as investment manager.
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Markets
An upward trajectory
Falling availability and rising take-up show that the west London industrial market is recovering slowly.
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InsightNot so S-mart
Private buyers have piled into property thinking it is a rock-solid investment. But, as Sinead Cruise reports, many have lost money.
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News
Treasury’s retail wing
Treasury Holdings, the Irish developer behind Dublin’s Spencer Dock scheme, has set up a retail division, launched at retail property expo MAPIC in Cannes last week.
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ProfessionalREFORM or RUIN
Over the next two months members of the RICS will have their say on a package of radical reforms. Without these changes, claims chief executive Louis Armstrong, the future of the Institution is at risk from government regulation. Over the next four pages we debate the key proposals and ask ...
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Insight
Paddington promise
Sir, It is true that Development Securities’ immediate intention is to construct only one of the buildings at Paddington Central for which we have permission (West End, 11.11.05, p133).
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Insight
Olympic shame
Sir, Your leading article on Ken Livingstone’s compulsory purchase plans for the Olympic site (analysis + opinion, 11.11.05, p41) sums up the problem of the mayor’s heavy-handed approach to land purchase.
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Insight
Networkers
Turnstone Estates was formed in 1989 and is a property development and investment company with an office in Chelmsford. It covers East Anglia and the south-east.
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News
RJ McKinney
Irish property company RJ McKinney has teamed up with Rioja Developments to develop a factory outlet scheme in Bellegarde Sur Valserine, at the French border with Switzerland. The joint venture, Bergerac Estates, will develop a 322,920 sq ft (30,000 sq m) village, designed by S&P Architects.
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Deirdre Hipwell gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Anna Goldie gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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NewsMajor league
A caption competition for the photograph below, taken when Knight Frank senior partner Nick Thomlinson and Sir John Major met at a KPMG dinner, received a deluge of entries from Knight Frank staff.
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Markets
LDA warns reluctant Olympic occupiers over relocation...
London Development Agency says businesses have ‘stuck their heads in the sand’
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Professional
RICS warning over home information packs
The government’s announcement last week that home information packs (HIPs) are to become mandatory on 1 June 2007 has been met by warnings from the RICS and the Law Society.
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News
Langtree scoops Warner holding
Bill Ainscough’s developer Langtree has agreed to buy more than 200 acres (81 ha) of land from Warner Estate Holdings after a sale to Kier Property collapsed.
