All Property Week articles in 25 October 2002
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Whitbread profits trigger share hike
Shares in Whitbread were trading up 9.5% at 547.5p this morning after the company reported an 11% increase in pretax profits to £121.3m for the six months to 31 August.
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CLS increases Paris holdings
Quoted property company CLS Holdings today announced the purchase of a £6m office block in the suburbs of Paris.
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Pillar buys £100m Manchester retail park
Retail park specialist Pillar Property today announced that it is to forward purchase the Crown Point North shopping park in East Manchester for around £100m.
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King Sturge moves into Germany
King Sturge today opened its first office in Germany, launching an office in Frankfurt, the company’s 15th office in mainland Europe.
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Expo survey predicts the future
Earlier this summer Chesterton teamed up with the organisers of Expo Real in asking European property professionals to predict the shape of the industry in 2007 and in 2020.
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OnlineHines wins urban development award
Gerald Hines, founder and chairman of US developer Hines, today won an award from the Urban Land Institute for 'visionary urban development.'
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CLS shares benefit from £5.4m share buyback offer
Shares in property company CLS holdings jumped 7.5p to 208p today as the company confirmed its intention to buy back up to £5.4m of shares.
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Markets
The Real thing
Expo is the sober MIPIM. With less drinking and more dealmaking it is a moneyspinner for those who go. We explain what to wear, where to eat and where to be seen at Europe's property exhibitions
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News
'Ridiculous' reserves for plaza wreck
Sheffield City Council has ordered the new owner of offices bought on 15 October at Mark Jenkinson & Son's auction to repair the buildings or demolish them.
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Insight
What Prescott should do next
Next week, Birmingham plays host to Britain's biggest ever gathering of urban regeneration specialists. So I'll be going to the Motor Show, which is also in town.
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News
Investor's Islington resi options
An Egyptian investor paid £612,000 for Doyle Tavern on the corner of Caledonian Road and Frederica Street, Islington, at McHugh's auction on 14 October.
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NewsInsurer ready to quit HQ over massive rent increase
Royal & SunAlliance begins hunt for alternative West End base after Berkeley Square rent tops £70
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Hammerson is on track
Hammerson is in the running to buy Railtrack Developments from its parent after being shortlisted to buy its 24 development sites around the country.
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NewsHermes guide sets the standard for investors
Fund manager urges joint approach to deliver better performance
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St Modwen selected in Gloucestershire
The South West of England Regional Development Agency (SWERDA) has selected St Modwen Properties for a mixed-use scheme in Gloucestershire.
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German link for PRICOA
Prudential Real Estate Investors (PREI), the US fund manager which owns London-based PRICOA, has bought German fund manager TMW.
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Markets
Planning: regeneration is name of the game
Bristol City Council, Symes Avenue Steering Group, and Panther Securities have selected supermarket operator Morrisons as preferred developer to redevelop Symes Avenue in Hartcliffe, one of the most deprived areas in Bristol.
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InsightOn the front line
The Urban Summit in Birmingham next week will focus national attention on regeneration and urban planning. But neither will happen if the government does not bring about change in local planning authorities. We join the front line at Hackney Borough Council to witness a day in the life of the ...
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MarketsSurvey: Forward thinking
Expo Real's organisers teamed up with Chesterton to ask the property industry to predict its own future. From internet shopping to retirement at 80, here are their thoughts.
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Market: Going nowhere fast
The property executive arriving at Munich airport for Expo Real will find the German economy, once Europe's powerhouse, now falling far behind the rest of the EU pack.
