All Property Week articles in 4 April 2003
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Chelsfield: EU legal action will not delay White City
Chelsfield, developer of the £1bn White City shopping centre, has played down concerns that legal action by the European Commission against the UK government will threaten the scheme.
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City approves Stock Exchange tower makeover
The Corporation of London this week gave the go-ahead to the 500,000 sq ft (46,500 sq m) redevelopment of the London Stock Exchange tower designed by Nicholas Grimshaw.
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LandSecs bags top Property Awards
Land Securities pulled off a double triumph at last night's Property Awards by winning both Property Company of the Year and Property Personality of the Year, for its group chief executive, Ian Henderson.
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Cobalt expansion plan
Highbridge Business Park, the developer of the 500,000 sq ft (46,450 sq m) Cobalt Park in Newcastle upon Tyne, is to expand the scheme by 176,000 sq ft (16,350 sq m).
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ATP pledges €32m to US funds
Danish pension fund ATP has continued its €500m (£342m) investment in European property funds, by committing €32m (£21.9m) to two US opportunity funds.
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Bidder approaches Chesterton
Chesterton confirmed this morning that it has received a bid approach, almost a year after it has been on the market.
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Norwich civic centre honour
The Forum, a multi-purpose civic centre in Norwich, was last night named as winner of the 2003 Urban Design Award at the Civic Trust Awards in Manchester.
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Legal & General captures £25.3m Enfield site
Legal & General has acquired Delta Park in Enfield from a joint venture between British Land and Gazeley Properties for £25.3m.
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MarketsWalking the walk
Fremlin Walk is just one part of Maidstone's retail renaissance. Christine Eade looks at what the town has in store
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Talk of the towns
Essex industrial go-slow ... piano man ... Game's Barking best ... bowling for Braintree
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Talk of the towns
No carriages in Maidstone ... retail at Westwood ... call centres in Thanet ... shopping in Canterbury
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NewsPaddington in the spotlight
Stanhope chief executive Sir Stuart Lipton (right in main picture) and top British architect Ken Shuttleworth weigh up Paddington Central during the Paddington Unveiled: Where Next? conference on 20 March. At the conference, organised by the British Council for Offices and Property Week, keynote speaker Roger Holmes (below), ...
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Private lives
Three years ago, a handful of gutsy entrepreneurs seized the opportunity of a lifetime and took their listed property companies private. Giles Barrie catches up with them
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MarketsLinden paves way to Watford scheme
Housebuilder on course for first residential development since 1980s
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NewsTapp steps in to run Miller investments
Miller Developments has appointed Mike Tapp (pictured left), former UK development director of Green Property, to handle its UK investment portfolio.
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London's trendy Hempel hotel
London's trendy Hempel hotel has been sold by Japanese property company AC Real Estate to David Gabbay's private company, O&H Properties. O&H is believed to have paid about £10m for the 35-bedroom hotel at Craven Hill Gardens, W2.
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Portfolio management up for grabs at Royal Mail
The Royal Mail is set to outsource the property management of its entire UK portfolio. The postal group has put the management of its 45m sq ft (4.2m sq m) estate of 2,800 operational and surplus properties out to tender. It is thought the Royal Mail is seeking to rationalise ...
