All Property Week articles in 07 April 2006 – Page 2
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Professional
Ken's green revolution
In a bid to counter the effects of climate change, the GLA is forcing developers to harness the power of renewable energy. Mark Jansen reports
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News
Great Portland's London sales
Great Portland Estates is undertaking £80m of London acquisitions and disposals.
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Insight
Going places
Maria Francké has been appointed chair of the Association of Women in Property Central Scotland Branch. Francké (lift) is head of planning at Drivers Jonas in Scotland. Carlyle Skelton Development Group has appointed Daniel Chapman to the board as investment director. He was previously a director at Chesterton ...
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News
Petchey, Maud and Tchenguiz venture invests in German sites
Octogenarian property entrepreneur Jack Petchey and wealthy investor Glenn Maud have emerged as the investors behind Vincent Tchenguiz's first European acquisition last week.
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InsightA taxing exile
On Monday factory outlet developer Freeport announced the departure of chairman Sean Collidge.
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News
Evolution
The Edinburgh College of Art has bought the Evolution building in Edinburgh for £16.7m in the city's biggest office occupier purchase for the last 18 months. The 47,300 sq ft (4,394 sq m) building has been vacant since completion two years ago by Edinburgh-based developer Ama New Town. Jones Lang ...
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News
English Heritage
English Heritage is to move from Fortress House on Savile Row in the West End to 1 Waterhouse Square, 138-142 Holborn, in Midtown. London staff will be based at the 36,000 sq ft (3,344 sq m) building.
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Markets
Ripple effect
After several slow years, Highcross and Sellar hope the optimism in the south-east office market will reach Portsmouth. Deirdre Hipwell reports
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Markets
The greenhouse effect
Garden centre operator Blooms is joining forces with LaSalle to create a year-round retail destination.
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InsightDunlop's Wayward valuation
Dunlop Haywards is facing legal action over an allegedly fraudulent valuation.
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News
IBM drives recovery in Watford office market
Computer manufacturer's choice of Axa REIM's Chess Building signals turnaround
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News
Hampshire, Dorset + south Wiltshire
Smeg takes a cool 87,000 sq ft at Portsmouth's Interchange Dean & Dyball wins at Woolston Guess at Gunwharf Quays The market in minutes Crisis at Castlepoint Southampton's city limit Ripple effect
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News
Research guru Geoff Marsh dies
Independent research guru Geoff Marsh lost his four-year battle with cancer last week aged 54.
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Markets
Dean & Dyball wins at Woolston
Dean & Dyball has been selected as preferred developer for the 420,000 sq ft (39,020 sq m) commercial element of the 36 acre (14.6 ha) Woolston Riverside Regeneration scheme on the River Itchen.
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News
E-auctions are no substitute for human contact
Online auctions are popular, but don't underestimate the real thing, says Duncan Moir
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News
Oberoi Constructions
Private Indian development company Oberoi Constructions is to set up a fund and hopes to attract overseas investors. The first property to be put into the fund will be the 500,000 sq ft (46,450 sq m) Oberoi Mall in Mumbai (pictured), which Oberoi is developing with advice from Martin Fleishman's ...
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Insight
Ken's confusion
Sir, I was a little confused when I heard Ken Livingstone's remarks that the Reuben brothers ought to ‘go back to Iran' (news, 24.03.06).
