All Property Week articles in 5 July 2002
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CB Richard Ellis strengthens New York operation
CB Richard Ellis, the world's largest property services firm, has announced two further appointments for its New York operation.
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Regent Street helps Crown Estate to big profit rise
The Crown Estate has reported a successful year with a 10.6% rise in profit to £163m and a 4.4% rise in the value of its portfolio to £4.2bn.
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Facilities manager Connaught buys bluu Ltd
Connaught, the AIM-listed facilities management group, has announced the acquisition of bluu international Ltd (sic), an interior design and project management company.
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Knight Frank warns of investment danger
A unique combination of hardening yields and falling demand from occupiers is creating a potentially dangerous climate for investors in commercial property, according to research by Knight Frank.
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British Land faces fresh criticism
British Land has declined to comment on two separate reports that criticise the company's corporate governance.
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£141m Treasury refurbishment unveiled
A major refurbishment of the Treasury s offices at 1 Horse Guards Road, London SW1, was unveiled today.
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Talk of the towns
Drakes Circus ... Council's C&R tie-up ... Langage energy park ... Exeter law courts
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Rogers raises urban pressure
Architect lord Rogers is set to increase his campaign for the government to take urban regeneration seriously when he presents a 10-point action plan for reviving England's towns and cities at a conference next week.
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NewsHughes takes on Mapeley job
Outsourcing company Mapeley has appointed Robin Hughes to run its Columbus contract with the Abbey National.
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Markets
Industrial: London falling
West London's industrial market has dried up with large occupiers leaving the market.
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MarketsOffices: West end?
The hi-tech bubble burst, the UK suffered an economic slowdown, and then came 11 September. With its scores of TMT occupiers, west London has paid a high price.
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West End endures sluggish second quarter
The West End office market had another sluggish quarter with deals activity continuing at the same low levels as the first quarter of the year, according to research from Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker.
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InsightWe should encourage investment in the regions – they've got great potential
We metropolitan types don't often leave the warm bosom of the capital city.
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MarketsThe Eden effect
The success of Cornwall’s unusual tourist attraction has benefited the local area
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DTZ profits drop by a third
DTZ suffered a 33% plunge in pretax profits in the year to 30 April.
