All Property Week articles in 28 October 2005
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InsightGoing places
Tamara Galinsky has transferred to the City of London office of Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker as an associate.
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Markets
Henry Boot Developments
Henry Boot Developments has received planning consent for a 50,000 sq ft (4,645 sq m) motorway service station and 61-bed hotel at junction 11 of the M20 in Kent. Travelodge has been chosen as the hotel operator. Construction is expected to start at the end of the year.
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MarketsBartlett hits the road
Alfred Bartlett has broken away from Donaldsons, and some roadside clients have followed. Anna Goldie reports
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NewsIrish in £600m Battersea bid
Developer Ballymore secures ‘lock-out’ on negotiations for 4m sq ft
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Markets
Taking stock
The transparent Stockholm market seems alluring, but a high vacancy rate coupled with low rental growth make investments a real challenge.
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MarketsStreet-smart services
The arrival of high street brands may spell the end of mundane motorway service stations. Anna Goldie reports
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News
SIPP syndicate partners
Pointon York SIPP Solutions has been selected by property specialist Individual Portfolio Freedom as sole SIPP (self-invested personal pension) partner for its new syndicate service aimed at financial intermediaries.
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MarketsThe wizards of Oslo
Despite Norway’s strict planning laws on retail centres, developers in Oslo are cleverly feeding the nation’s shopping obsession.
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North-east
Newcastle fire HQ sold for hotel conversion Terrace Hill OK for Gateshead plan The market in minutes Impatience is a virtue The end is in site Moving on up Torn assunder Extreme makeover
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Insight
Networkers
Atisreal was founded in 2001 following the merger of Weatherall Green & Smith in the UK, Auguste-Thouard in France and Müller International in Germany. The Newcastle office was one of five former Chesterton offices acquired after the firm went into receivership in March 2005.
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News
A Posh night out in Monaco
Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker planning associate Tina Khakee has been caught hobnobbing in Monte Carlo.
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Scandinavian markets
Nordic Coop invites bids for Sweedish property portfolio Sweedish yields fall Copenhagen office vacancy rates rates ddown Taking stock Heron's empty nest Jumbo jet The wisars of Oslo
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Jonathan Brasse gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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ProfessionalLeading questions
While the leadership question dominated this month’s Conservative Party conference, Ettie Neil-Gallacher investigated what a future Tory government might do for the property industry
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NewsRetailer tells landlords: sue us if you want
Convenience store operator writes to landlords to return properties it can no longer afford
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Their kind of town
Seven West Midlands property figures donned gloves and waterproofs to brave a chilly October morning in the windy city.
