All Property Week articles in 06 June 2008 – Page 4
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ProfessionalThe great escape
Falling property prices mean that buyers want to escape contracts, while sellers are trying to make them stick. Richard Crossfield explains the legal tactics for both sides
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Markets
Tutti Frutti en route
Urban Splash has secured planning permission for the first phase of Tutti Frutti, its self-build scheme in New Islington, Manchester.
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Markets
Sale of Edinburgh Exchange site
The City of Edinburgh Council and the Elementary Property Company have put their development site at Torphichen Street in Edinburgh’s Exchange district up for sale.
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News
LandSecs green light at Ebbsfleet
Land Securities has been granted full planning permission from Dartford Borough Council for a 2.6m sq ft mixed-use scheme at Ebbsfleet International train station.
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News
Shaftesbury signs Massimo Dutti
Shaftesbury has signed up Spanish clothing brand Massimo Dutti at 125/126 Long Acre in Covent Garden, part of its 2 acre island site owned jointly with the Mercers’ Company.
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NewsToy shop Hamleys to open in Dundrum
Toy shop Hamleys is to open its first standalone store since being bought by Baugur, in Dundrum town centre, Ireland.
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NewsMcGivern drafted in to revive Newfound
Former Multiplex UK chief executive to help resort developer
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MarketsDown but not in distress
Surveyors report house price fall but still no evidence of distressed selling.
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News
St Katharine Docks dishes up
The current phase of improvements to St Katharine Docks on the north bank of the Thames in London has reached completion.
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News
DevSecs and Morley strike oil at PaddingtonCentral
Development Securities and Morley are in talks to let 55,000 sq ft in Paddington, west London – the first office letting at the PaddingtonCentral development since the onset of the credit crunch.
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News
DevSecs and Morley strike oil at PaddingtonCentral
Development Securities and Morley are in talks to let 55,000 sq ft in Paddington, west London – the first office letting at the PaddingtonCentral development since the onset of the credit crunch.
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Online
Valad cuts two staff at Teesland IDG
Australian developer agrees departures as result of development downturn
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News
John Laing trumps Trillium in Croydon
Contractor picked for four council sites in £450m partnership set-up
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InsightCritical condition
Property sales at inflated values have been the NHS’s life support machine. Now the credit crunch is switching it off.
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News
Grosvenor man’s coal trail
Alan Somerville, projects director at Grosvenor, has left to become managing director of Scottish Resources Group Estates, the property arm of the second-largest coal provider in the UK.
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Online
Dubai’s DP World closes in on Gazeley
Government vehicle set to pay £300m-plus for sheds developer
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Insight
Clarifications
In the feature, The crown prince of ProLogis (Sheds supplement, 23.05.08), it was stated that ProLogis developed the UK’s first carbon neutral warehouse for Marks & Spencer.
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MarketsClanning for succession
Big league firms have been swallowing small specialists in a spate of takeovers in the Scottish agency scene.
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Insight
‘Fraud’ of inexpert claims
Sir, I was surprised at some of the statements in Dilapidations’ fault lines (Property Week, 16.05.08) that portrayed dilapidations claims as rife with ‘fraud’.
