All Property Week articles in 02 September 2005 – Page 2
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MarketsTrack and field
Shed developer Rosemound has bought a large site in Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, but the mainline railway that runs through it poses a special challenge. Anna Goldie reports
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News
Rugby kicks rivals into touch in Enfield
CIN selects developer for 24 acre Ponders End industrial estate
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MarketsThe end of the line
Unless the Leeds Supertram secures government approval by the end of the month, the scheme will be axed. Jonathan Brasse reports
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News
Dutch-listed Eurocommercial turns to Germany
Eurocommercial Properties, the Dutch-listed European investor which focuses on France, Italy and Sweden, has turned its attention to western Germany.
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PruPIM drops Elephant
Prudential Property Investment Managers has pulled out of the battle for one of London’s biggest development projects.
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MarketsDown by the Riverside
The Riverside shopping centre in Hemel Hempstead opens in less than two months, carrying hopes it will shore up the town’s retail sector.
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NewsJust what the doctor ordered...
Marc Selby, UK estate manager at Hutchison 3G and former GVA Grimley agent, defied doctor’s predictions and completed the UK’s first Ironman triathlon last month.
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Minerva property director retiires
Minerva, the London developer, has continued the shake-up of its board with the announcement that property director Paul Coster is to retire at the end of September.
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ProfessionalDiary of... a valuer
Jacob Kut, valuation partner at GVA Grimley, takes us through his week
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Insight
Taxing development merely ensures it doesn’t happen
Steven Norris points out that developers are doing the public a service
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News
Hines snatches Safeway HQ for Heathrow development
US developer buys surplus site from Morrisons after Irish purchase falls through
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Insight
Send us your views on development land tax
Taxing the ‘windfall’ gains when planning consent is granted must seem as appetising to Gordon Brown as the tax he levied on privatised utilities.
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News
US REIT Liberty picks UK partners for sheds debut
Liberty Property Trust emerged this week as the second US REIT to target the UK distribution sector. Following the success of ProLogis in the UK market since it came here in 1998, Liberty is in talks with private distribution developers. Liberty, one of the largest US property companies, with ...
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Insight
Land values are created by the public
Successive governments have known that the tax is essentially fair
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News
The Corporation of London
The Corporation of London has submitted plans for this Foggo Associates-designed 400,000 sq ft (37,160 sq m) redevelopment of Riverbank House on the north bank of the Thames. Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein is expected to leave the building next year for Land Securities ’ 30 Gresham Street. Planning consultant DP9 has ...
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NewsSun Microsystems picks JLL for global contract
CBRE and Cushman & Wakefield beaten to 13m sq ft worldwide portfolio
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Markets
Priority Sites secures Sheffield consent
Priority Sites has received detailed planning permission from Sheffield City Council for 7,000 sq ft (6,505 sq m) of offices at Central Riverside.
