All Property Week articles in 27 October 2000
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Professional
Victims of terrorism
The upcoming Terrorism Bill may include a redefinition of terrorism that could wreak havoc with the insurance policies of at-risk properties across the country
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News
No time for reform
The Landlord and Tenant Act will not be reformed before the general election, the government has admitted. The DETR confirmed that there is insufficient Parliamentary time for the draft bill implementing Law Commission proposals to reform the 1954 Act. It will not be included in the Queen's Speech, which ...
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Markets
Pre-lets set to satisfy
Research shows a sharp fall in central Manchester's Grade A supply coupled with a dramatic rise in demand
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Insight
Mixed messages
On the face of it, mixed-use schemes are the planners' preferred route to urban regeneration. But when it comes to the practicalities of funding, finding tenants and getting planning permission, it is a different story
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Markets
Manchester offices - Mad for it in Manchester
Space in the city is still popular, but any trend towards rental growth should stabilise.
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Markets
Take me to the river Irwell
Spinningfields will be a modern city centre development, unlike anything Mancunians have experienced before. With cafés, boulevards and a river frontage it will have that European feel to lure the big fish.
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Markets
Silicon spin-off for Ipswich
Ipswich's well-connected location is helping it to establish itself as an IT town.
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Markets
Planning: Salford Quay to see new offices and homes scheme?
In Manchester, lottery money is being used to help fund a £25m expansion of the City Art Gallery, which is due to open in March 2002 and the expansion of the now-complete Museum of Science and Technology. The Triangle scheme at the Corn Exchange comprising 35 ...
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News
Haslemere refocuses for slowing market
Bartram to expand development and increase the sale of lower-yielding properties
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Markets
Harvey Nicks in Shambles
While posh nosh and lifestyle shops go central, satellites hold rents and customers.
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News
Green: 'No takeover'
Green Property this week angrily denied speculation that it was in £480m takeover talks with a consortium of Irish developer Treasury Holdings and Deutsche Bank Private Equity. In an announcement to the Stock Exchange the company said: 'The board of Green has not received any formal ...
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Professional
It's good to talk
The brave new world of landlord as service provider will require some serious cultural shifts. Kristina Smith reports on Prudential's first steps on the road to change
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Markets
Getting Printworked up
The biggest leisure development to hit Manchester in years is awaited with baited breath.
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Markets
Vulcan and Gateway on horizon
A frantic pace in industrial market take-up means new space is proving elusive.
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News
TrizecHahn Euro-head quits as Mayfair HQ goes on market
Phillip Rose leaves Canadian investor as fallout from summer switch to hi-tech ventures continues
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News
Weatherall sale spells gloom for Euro offices
Weatherall Green & Smith's Spanish and German partners are likely to be left high and dry by the firm's plans to sell a majority stake to Vendôme Rome, the French owner of Auguste Thouard and Müller. At last week's Barcelona Meeting Point conference, Weatherall International's Spanish partner ...
