All Property Week articles in 29 July 2005
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Online
Akeler secures prelet in Sunderland
Akeler and Sunderland City Council are in advanced negotiations to secure a 400,000 sq ft (37,160 sq m) office prelet with financial services company Northern Rock at Rainton Bridge.
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Online
Reit finalises Boots sale and leaseback
Reit Asset Management has completed its £298m, 15-year sale and leaseback with Boots, it emerged today.
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News
Sheffield says YES to Rotherha
Sheffield City Council has had a change of heart on its opposition to plans to block Oak Holdings’ £300m leisure scheme in Rotherham.
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InsightPrivate and public places in words and pictures
At the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, a new approach to gardening developed that remains to this day. It is the basis for most gardens and landscapes in the temperate world. The men and women responsible were rebelling against the authoritarian, rigid designs of ...
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Markets
Small packages
Moseley & Webb split from Jones Lang LaSalle to set up a small planning practice.
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MarketsA new pattern for Paisley
Once the epicentre of the global cotton industry, Paisley has struggled to reinvent itself as a 21st-century business location.
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Insight
Networkers
Fletcher Morgan was formed in 1976. It is a specialist firm of commercial surveyors in Cardiff.
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ProfessionalMatch point
John Ritblat and the illustrious membership of west London’s Queen’s Club are striving to stop the Lawn Tennis Association’s plans to sell it.
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Insight
Vision on for Liverpool
Sir, Despite providing a clear explanation of the distinct roles and partnership structure that is in place to maintain the rapid regeneration of Liverpool, you failed to provide a balanced or accurate description of the rationale for arrangements (north-west, 15.07.05, p105).
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ProfessionalLiverpool loses track
Liverpool’s tram project is £90m over budget, and the government may withdraw its £170m funding. Could a private sector leasing deal provide the answer? Mark Shepherd reports
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MarketsTalking the same language
Landlords may be sceptical, but the Welsh Assembly is pressing ahead with plans for compulsory bilingual documentation.
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MarketsTriple jump
Bridgend has been left reeling after three large occupiers closed manufacturing operations. Christine Eade reports
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MarketsIt’s the talk of the town
The government’s ‘town centre first’ policy will soon extend to property in the office and leisure sectors. David Blackman reports on the feasibility of the plan to revive the UK’s city centres
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Insight
The struggles to put our houses in order
Readers in the worlds of residential, regeneration and mixed use will have been following the continuing struggles of the housing market this year in our Development section.
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Insight
Rent protests ring hollow
Sir, Despite Martin Meech’s protestations at rent increases, a company looking to acquire premises can choose whether to sign a lease and pay the rent (news, 22.07.05 p4; retail: out of town, p84)
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