All Property Week articles in 02 December 2005 – Page 3
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Insight and Chancerygate split
Insight Investment has ended its five-year, £100m partnership with industrial developer Chancerygate.
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NewsKnight Frank partners celebrate record year
Average profit for partners up 15% as staff bonus pool hits £21m
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Southwark reveals final Elephant and Castle shortlist
Southwark Council has revealed its final shortlist of developers for the £1.5bn Elephant and Castle regeneration project.
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ProfessionalCase news
Jonathan Ross looks at the difference between a lease and a licence, while Warren Gordon reports on a landlord that refused to give up on a service charge appeal
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NewsA racy career
Clive Branson, a former editor of this magazine’s forerunner Chartered Surveyor Weekly, was also a winner at last week’s International Building Press Awards.
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Capital & Counties
Capital & Counties and Prudential were given consent this week to develop 200,000 sq ft (18,580 sq m) of offices and retail space at 190 Strand in central London. The scheme will include 44 flats.
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Canary and Midtown lure City office tenants
Thomson Corporate is in talks to take 280,000 sq ft (26,012 sq m) at Canary Wharf, ending a lengthy search for offices in the City of London.
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Private investor checks in to Canary Wharf Four Seasons
Developer and investor Yianis Christodoulou has emerged as the buyer of Canary Wharf’s five-star hotel.
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ProLogis to buy Stoke colliery
Prologis is to acquire the 64 acre (25.9 ha) former Sideway colliery in Stoke-on-Trent from Advantage West Midlands for around £10m.
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NewsMWB execs break into hospitality sector
Richard Balfour-Lynn leads £325m acquisition of conference centre group
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Industry braces itself for Brown’s pre-Budget report
REITs are on the way but so is development land tax, hints chancellor
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NewsRock bottom Covent Garden yield
A private Irish investor has bought a property in London’s Covent Gardenat a 3.65% yield.
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Markets
Blast from the past
York’s heritage lobby has struck a blow against Land Securities’ plans to revamp the city’s retail.
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NewsProperty Week writer is ‘best of the best’
Property Week assistant editor Claer Barrett last week beat more than 100 rivals to be named International Building Press Journalist of the Year.
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Beckwith and Rose’s foray into France
Sir John Beckwith and Phillip Rose, former head of real estate at ABN Amro, floated a company this week that will buy £480m of French and Spanish property.
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Professional
Lawyers rush to beat JPUT clampdown
Investors speed through transactions before pre-Budget report closes tax loophole
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ProfessionalLet battle commence
Contractor and developer Sir Fraser Morrison is due to face Anglian Water Group in the High Court next week.
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NewsCopley and Bailey recruit occupier trio
Former Dell, Ixis and Boots men join corporate real estate outfit
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MarketsIndustrial ‘never coming back’ to Thames Gateway, says Ken
Olympics will bring an end to industrial development, warns London mayor
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NewsHelical chief’s nude awakening
A snappily dressed Mike Slade of Helical Bar organised a ‘best-dressed office agent’ competition for the launch of his Battersea Studios complex in south London last week.
