All Property Week articles in International corporate supplement February 2003

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The specialists

International corporate supplement February 2003

Corporate real estate surveyors give valuable advice to companies to which property is foreign language.

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The trials of Mapeley

International corporate supplement February 2003

The outsourcing specialist is looking to bounce back from its difficult birth.

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Holiday home

International corporate supplement February 2003

Thomas Cook's Vivienne Grafton has relocated the travel company from the West End to Peterborough in an award-winning strategy.

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A global look at leases... and take-up and rents

International corporate supplement February 2003

Atis Real Weatheralls provides an at-a-glance overview of the terms and conditions for office leases across the world and rent and take-up figures for the last 10 years for Paris, Brussels, Frankfurt and Madrid

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Scrapping for the crumbs

International corporate supplement February 2003

Agents' corporate real estate departments are costly to run and, as multinationals' property portfolios start to shrink, they are having to work harder to share the spoils.

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Total office cost survey

International corporate supplement February 2003

Property Week brings you the latest total office cost survey.

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Corporate world

International corporate supplement February 2003

Fish factors … Colliers gets paid … industry revolt in the US … Sotheby's landmark sold

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International corporate real estate

International corporate supplement February 2003

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The bright lights of Cannes

International corporate supplement February 2003

Champagne, canapes, networking, business leads and London mayor Ken Livingstone … here are the highlights of this year's MIPIM

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The beautiful south

International corporate supplement February 2003

Ernst & Young partner John McCorquodale takes through the accountant's move south of the Thames

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Act now to keep the UK viable

International corporate supplement February 2003

The real estate issues faced by today's corporate occupiers have changed little over the last decade: a sign that landlords, developers and institutions have failed to respond to the needs of this crucial, lucrative sector of the property market.