All Property Week articles in 02 November 2007 – Page 3
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Erinaceous appoints turnaround guru
Erinaceous has appointed turnaround specialist Tim Redburn as interim chief executive and Close Brothers as financial adviser as the troubled property services group seeks to put together a recovery plan. Financial Times, The Times, Daily Telegraph
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More credit fears spark market jitters
Global investors hit the panic button again, amid fears that financial institutions are facing additional problems related to the troubled US mortgage market. Financial Times, The Times, Daily Telegraph, Independent. Guardian
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OnlineErinaceous star Gallagher sets up new firm
Manchester agent Peter Gallagher has set up his own property consultancy after last week leaving troubled agency Erinaceous.
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Midtown deal collapses
WSP Group has pulled out of a deal to take the whole of the office element at Ebble Developments’ 70 Chancery Lane in London’s midtown.
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Suits You upsizes
Menswear retailer Speciality Retail Group has appointed Harper Dennis Hobbs for its UK expansion.
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MarketsSheppey shapes up
An ambitious attempt to merge two towns could be the next step in the island’s regeneration.
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MarketsSevern shifters
A year after acquiring Severn Trent Properties, ProLogis is gearing up for a development drive.
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ProfessionalRating reductions
Question: I run a coffee shop in a shopping centre. I pay less rent than similar shops around me but my business rates are as high as theirs. Can I get a reduction?
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Proposal sought for Staffs scheme
Staffordshire County Council has asked developers to submit proposals by the end of the month for a mixed-use scheme at its Tipping Street zone in the heart of Stafford town centre.
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NewsRocksure Property
Residential fund manager Rocksure Property has launched its second fund. The Bravo Fund allows investors to invest in luxury foreign property. Units can be purchased for £189,000, which allows investors to own parts of properties in countries such as Thailand Brazil and Morocco.
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NewsThornfield Properties
Thornfield Properties has won planning consent for a revised plan of its 1.6m sq ft £330m the Rock mixed-use scheme on 17 acres in Bury Town Centre . The plans feature a 77,000 sq ft Marks & Spencer store and 103,000 sq ft Debenhams alongside 60 shops, eight ...
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Rok profit warning
Rok, the building, maintenance and development company, has issued a profit warning for its development arm, Rok Development.
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Worksop’s Priory signs retailers
Costa Coffee, Poundland and 3G have signed up at Worksop’s Priory Centre, which is undergoing a £7m extension to add 55,000 sq ft.
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Targetfollow nestles in Norwich
Targetfollow has submitted plans for its Duke’s Wharf scheme in Norwich, which will become its UK head office.
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MarketsThe market in minutes - West Midlands
Sean McAllister gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Londons tree team
A group comprising developers, the Greater London Authority and Transport for London is raising awareness of trees in London’s built environment.
