All Property Week articles in 28 April 2006
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Online
IPD launches quarterly UK property index
The Investment Property Database has launched its first quarterly UK index covering £100bn of property across 173 separate funds
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OnlineCBRE reaps glowing first quarter profits
CB Richard Ellis more than doubled its net profits for the first quarter of 2006 compared with the same period last year
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DB Real Estate sells £344m German portfolio
DB Real Estate has sold a portfolio of four assets from its open-ended Grundbesitz-Invest property fund for €500m (£344m)
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Knight Frank acquires niche industrial firm C2G
Knight Frank has increased the size of its London industrial team with the purchase of niche industrial firm C2G
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LCR sacks Stratford City development consortium
The Stratford City development consortium has been ousted from the £4bn Stratford City scheme as a result of legal action taken by the landowner, London & Continental Railways (LCR)
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OnlineParkridge poaches Morley's Sporle for Euro expansion
John Cutts' Parkridge has poached industrial specialist Roger Sporle from Morley Fund Management.
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Gateshead Quays developer shortlist unveiled
Gateshead Council today revealed the shortlist of potential developers for the second phase of development at the Gateshead Quays scheme
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Insight
The whistleblower's story
Today Property Week launches a campaign to clean up residential estate agency. For too long unregulated, unqualified cowboys have been a stain on the wider property world.
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Professional
Silence of the trams
Edinburgh's proposed tram system may never get off the ground, but that has not stopped the council levying a special tax on developers to fund it.
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News
In the scot seat
To Miller Developments' annual party at Claridge's, which is always upbeat and fun.
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Markets
The rising son
The name Maghull has been known for construction in Liverpool for 27 years. Its next generation is moving into development.
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Insight
Networkers
Bruton Knowles has eight UK offices. The 60-strong team in Birmingham provides agency, investment, development, professional, compulsory purchase and compensation, building surveying, commercial and residential management and residential lettings services.
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West Midlands
Langtree to develop Edgbaston offices Princeton sells Edgbaston office to Co-op Group Shirley Advance The market in minutes A little extra help Taking a beating The cutting edge Opus springs eternal Walk this way ...
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Merseyside
Liverpool coalition to clone Manc model Industrial owner-occupiers exit Wirral The market in minutes In at the cheap end One's going upmarket The rising son Fairy-toll ending
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Markets
The market in minutes
Sean McAllister gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Markets
The market in minutes
Heather Greig-Smith gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Professional
Lots at stake
The Casino Advisory Panel is due to shortlist prospective ‘supercasino' locations at the end of May, but are the goalposts set to move again?
