All Property Week articles in 01 April 2005 – Page 5
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Markets
Barratt breaks records again in 2004
Barratt has become the latest housebuilder to reveal record results.
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News
ONS: ‘institutions were net sellers in 2004’
Insurance companies and pension funds cut their investment in commercial property by £2.1bn last year, according to data released last week by the Office for National Statistics.
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News
Industrial duos divergence shows in 2004 results
Focus on core UK industrial business pushes Brixton ahead of rival Slough
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News
Royal London buys £17m Nuneaton mall
Edinburgh House Estates, the private investment and development company, has sold Abbeygate Shopping Centre in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, to Royal London Mutual Insurance Society for £17m.
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News
Somerfield ponders £1.1bn takeover bids
Tchenguiz and London & Regional consortia eye huge property portfolio
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News
Lazari seals £49m NW1 buy
Lazari Investments has completed the purchase of Stephenson House in Hampstead Road, London NW1, for £49.3m. The deal represents a net initial yield of 6.35%.
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Insight
For occupiers, 1 April is no laughing matter
April, as the poet TS Eliot once said, is the cruellest month: certainly for occupiers, who today will be hit by a hike in their rates bills, but less so for English Heritage, which assumes new powers over listed buildings (see professional + legal, p56 and p64).
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Online
Sheffield United signs property joint venture
Sheffield United Football Club and property investment company Scarborough have launched a £50m joint venture to invest in UK commercial property.
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Online
Warner and Anglo Irish make 169.7m bid for Ashtenne
Warner Estate Holdings has linked up with Anglo Irish Bank to make a £169.7m recommended offer for Ashtenne.
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Online
British Land buys freehold of Allders in Clapham
British Land has bought the freehold of the former Allders store in Clapham as the fall-out from the collapse of the department store continues.
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Online
LandSecs and Standard Life lose Ravenscraig battle
Land Securities and Standard Life Investments have lost their battle to prevent the development of the former Ravenscraig steelworks in Scotland following a ruling today in Edinburgh’s Court of Session.
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Online20-30-40-50
Each week we meet a property figure from a different age bracket. This week we speak with Tony Youd, 44, a partner in the property management department at Hartnell Taylor Cook
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Online
Church Commissioners sells Millbank estate
The Church Commissioners has sold its Millbank estate to the House of Lords for £65m. The estate comprises 1 Millbank, Millbank House and 5 Great College Street in London SW1.
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Online
Manhattan Loft to refurbish St Pancras
Harry Handelsman’s Manhattan Loft Corporation and London Continental Railways have won planning permission for a £150m refurbishment of the former Midland Grand Hotel at St Pancras, in the King’s Cross area of London. The pair will refurbish the interior of the grade 1-listed building, which measures 323,000 sq ft (30,005 ...
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