All Property Week articles in 26 May 2006
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Morley and LaSalle create Euro fund
Morley Fund Management has teamed up with LaSalle Investment Management to set up a European open-ended fund called Encore+
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Hammerson sells prime Paris office interest to FOSCA
Hammerson has sold its 50% interest in a prime Paris office building for €39.7m (£27.2m) to its joint venture partner, FOSCA, it announced today
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Coventry station awaits mixed-use facelift
Coventry station is to be transformed under plans for a 3m sq ft (278,707 sq m) mixed-use scheme on a 20 acre (8 ha) site surrounding it
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Foreign ownership in City doubles in 10 years
Foreign ownership of property in the City of London has more than doubled in the last 10 years to 45%.
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ProLogis secures five distribution lettings
ProLogis today announced that it had let 900,000 sq ft (83,612 sq m) of distribution space throughout the UK
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Scottish Widows launches securities fund
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (SWIP) has launched a fund to invest in the securities of UK-listed property companies
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Screen plays
The closure of TV part makers has spawned a new breed of industrial landlord in south Wales.
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Unlimited options
A £5m footbridge signals a wholesale revamp of Newport led by its urban regeneration company. Caroline Stocks reports
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Merthyr Tydfil
Local people have until 23 June to give their views to Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council on a proposed eight-screen cinema next to St Tydfil shopping centre. Diageo Pension Trust submitted a planning application for the 1.1 acre (0.45 ha) site earlier this month.
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McFashion victim
You wouldn't expect to get fashion advice from a surveyor - and even less so from Roy Durie, Ryden's 57-year-old senior partner.
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The market in minutes
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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The Museum of London
The Museum of London announced details of an £18m expansion last week. Donors include the Clore Duffield Foundation, founded by post-war property entrepreneur Sir Charles Clore, British Land chairman Sir John Ritblat and the Heritage Lottery Fund. A planning application has been lodged with the Corporation of London and the ...
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A logistical move
Industrial specialist Parkridge is attacking western Europe from its Paris office.
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Rowan poaches Reit property manager Lewis
Nick Jacob's Rowan Asset Management has poached Reit Asset Management star property manager Geoff Lewis.
