All Property Week articles in 06 August 2004 – Page 4
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News
Fergie vehicle ties up £100m Aviva deal
Alex Ferguson-backed AAIM buys and leases back Norwich Union properties
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Markets
Farmland values swell by 10%
Farmland values rose by nearly 10% during the first six months of 2004 as a result of limited supply and renewed demand from prospective buyers, according to the latest rural research from FPDSavills.
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News
Hypo London’s loan book hits £1bn mark
‘Re-energised’ lender provides £88m for Leo Noé takeover of Estates & General
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News
MoD abandons plans to decamp 6,000 to Bristol
High cost of Lyons Review relocation strategy forces MoD logistics staff to stay put
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NewsTeaching Council takes 22,000 sq ft at Birmingham’s Victoria Square House
The General Teaching Council has taken 22,000 sq ft (2,045 sq m) at Birmingham’s Victoria Square House.
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Online
Interest rates up
The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted to raise interest rates rate by 0.25% to 4.75% this morning.
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Online
CBRE heralds strong Europe and US in second quarter
CB Richard Ellis has had a strong year due to a stellar performance in Europe and improved U.S economic conditions, it emerged as their second quarter results were announced today.
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Online
Prescott gives ‘two fingers’ to Stockport
John Prescott has dealt a fresh blow to Ikea’s UK expansion programme by rejecting for a second time the company’s plans to open a store in Stockport.
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Online
Princesshay CPO approved
Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott has approved a compulsory purchase order (CPO) allowing the £135m redevelopment of the Princesshay shopping centre by Exeter City Council and Land Securities.
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Online
River Clyde set for £500m regeneration
A public-private partnership has been created to regenerate a two-mile stretch of the river Clyde between Braehead and Renfrew, to the west of Glasgow.
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Online
Monks Cross gets £60m York nod
A business park on the outskirts of York has been given the green light for a 500,000 ft (46,451 sq m) expansion.
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Online
LSE students get Drury Lane digs
Students at the London School of Economics (LSE) are to be housed in a converted Covent Garden office building, it was announced today.
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Online
ING takes £77.5m Leicester shopping centre
ING Real Estate Investment Management has bought Leicester’s Haymarket Shopping Centre for £77.5m.
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