All Property Week articles in 29 September 2006
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Online
Land Securities and Tishman Speyer vie for Shell-Mex House
Land Securities and US group Tishman Speyer were this week going head to head to buy London’s landmark Shell-Mex House.
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OnlineTesco submits green Tolworth plans
Tesco has today submitted a planning application to develop a ‘green’ scheme at a former Ministry of Defence site in Tolworth, west London
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OnlineRavel to take Irish factory outlet unit
Footwear brand Ravel has signed up for its first Irish factory outlet unit
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OnlineWarner and Barclays launch Greater London office fund
Warner Estate Holdings, the quoted co-investing property fund manager, has set up a Greater London office fund with Barclays Capital
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OnlineGreat Portland and LMS in merger talks
Toby Courtauld’s Great Portland Estates has emerged as the mystery property company in talks to merge with London Merchant Securities
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OnlineSongbird announces 23.8% increase in adjusted NAV
Songbird Estates, the AIM-listed company which owns Canary Wharf Group, enjoyed a 23.8% increase in adjusted NAV in the six months to June 30.
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OnlineCulzean secures Ramada agreement
Culzean Holdings has secured a £20m development agreement with hotel operator Ramada Worldwide to open Northern Ireland’s first Encore hotel.
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OnlineQuintain and Lend Lease choose Bellway for Greenwich Peninsula
Quintain Estates and Lend Lease have selected Bellway Homes to build the first residential apartments at the £5bn Greenwich Peninsula regeneration project
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InsightYoung turk
Palm trees and pastiche is the flavour for a Morgan Stanley-backed shopping centre just inland from the Aegean. Christine Eade reports from Turk Mall
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MarketsStreet wise
Manchester office specialist Bruntwood is taking on an entire street in its latest venture.
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Markets
Towering personality
The Salford/Manchester border has become a focal point for development. Paul Unger meets developer Bashar Issa, while over the page Heather Greig-Smith reports on the Exchange Greengate project
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News
Mother of a mistake
To Rok Development’s annual Solent Property Tennis Tournament last week, where Rok director Tim Titheridge was spotted getting rather excited during the raffle at the prospect of winning a ‘MILF for two’.
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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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MarketsThe market in minutes
Sean McAllister gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsMussarat’s Mancunian mandate
Heather Greig-Smith hears how residential tycoon Aneel Mussarat added commercial to his £400m portfolio.
