All Property Week articles in Office and business parks supp 2005
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MarketsPipeline dreams
Developers are ploughing ahead with new and expanding business parks. Is their confidence justified?
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New recruits
For the first time in years, surveying companies across the UK are embarking on a recruitment drive.
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MarketsThe REIT man
Sam Zell, REIT legend and the biggest office property owner in the US, has his eye on India, China and the UK. Claer Barrett met him in Chicago
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MarketsHedge trimming
Hedge funds have kept Mayfair rents as high as their returns. Now there are fears that some of the area’s tenants may be in trouble.
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MarketsOrganic growth
Incubators may not lead to big requirements, but they liven up business parks, making them more attractive to prospective tenants.
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MarketsRokeby’s Gosforth goes forth
Rokeby Developments has completed the construction of its latest building on the 50 acre (20.3 ha) Gosforth Business Park, near Newcastle.
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Dutch courage
Backing from its £5.1bn Dutch construction parent Royal BAM gives HBG Properties the confidence to go where other developers fear to tread.
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MarketsCGI puts One Curzon Street on market
CGI, the open-ended real estate fund of German bank Commerzbank, has placed its landmark Mayfair building One Curzon Street (pictured right) on the market.
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MarketsSlough’s Farnborough Business Park takes off
Slough Estates has begun to speculatively develop two office buildings in the M3 corridor on the 125 acre (51 ha) Farnborough Business Park – the former Royal Aircraft Establishment site.
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Basepoint begins work on Gloucestershire site
Managed business and enterprise centre specialist Basepoint has begun construction at the site of its latest centre in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire (pictured).
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MarketsArlington unveils first building at Uxbridge Business Park
Here are the first pictures of Arlington’s new building at its Uxbridge Business Park, Building 2, which was completed last month.
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MarketsThe numbers don’t add up
The government claims the relocation of civil servants under the Lyons review is on schedule, but many cities in the UK have yet to see any evidence of it.
