All Property Week articles in 07 July 2006 – Page 2
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Markets
The gospel of John
With John Lewis set to anchor Portsmouth’s new £350m retail development, the sins of the fallen Tricorn Centre should be long forgotten.
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Insight
Going places
LaSalle Investment Management has appointed Chris Button (left) and David Marten as investment specialists. Button joins from Prudential Property Investment Managers where he spent four years working on its life fund and retail (investor) funds. Marten joins from Quintain . He has 18 years of property experience. UK ...
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News
Glos, Herefords, Worcs + Warks
Easter Group to buy 4m Trelleborg site Herefordshire Council begins restructuring F&C agrees to fund prelet Arlington warehouse The market in minutes Gloucesters new spot Ironing out the grid The science project
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News
German portfolios up for grabs
A consortium of German and Israeli investors has brought three portfolios of German properties to the market with a price tag of up to €270m (£187m).
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News
Oppenheim Property Fund Manage
Oppenheim Property Fund Management has acquired 1 Marsden Street, Manchester, from clients of Warburg- Henderson for around £33m – a yield of less than 6%. Tenants at the 68,000 sq ft (6,317 sq m) building include UBS, Bank of Ireland, Anglo Irish Bank, DTZ , Colliers CRE and ...
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News
Pine Fund in play for nurserie
The Pine fund, a Jersey-based unit trust that was set up in June last year by Nexus Structured Finance and Electra Partners, has bought seven children’s nurseries.
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ProfessionalThe forfeiture of a lease
Question: My tenant runs a newsagent from the shop I own, and lives in the flat above it. He has not paid me the rent. Can I forfeit his lease and change the locks to the shop and to the separate entrance to the flat?
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Insight
Friendly fire
Sir, The British Retail Consortium may like to position its campaign for monthly rents as ‘friendly’, but unfortunately its accompanying new release was anything but, and was hostile towards our industry.
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News
Private equity player picks Schroders man
Mogull appoints Irons to oversee UK investments in €1bn European fund
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Markets
Solent energy
Developers at Solent Business Park hope their speculative offerings will draw occupiers down the M27.
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News
See Emily play
London Merchant Securities enlisted the help of former England cricketer and Test Match Special presenter Graeme ‘Foxy’ Fowler to launch its latest building at 28 Dorset Square.
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ProfessionalStamp Duty Land Tax
Yes. A tenant may be liable to pay additional SDLT some years after a lease is granted where the rent payable under that lease increases. This could be under a rent review or because of an increase in the rent under the terms of the lease where that increase is ...
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Markets
Duo picked for Neath urban village
Edward Ware Homes and Atlantic Property Developments have been selected to develop the first phase of the 1,000 acre (400 ha) Coed Darcy Urban Village at Llandarcy near Neath in south Wales.
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Professional
The Duke of Edinburgh
The Duke of Edinburgh last week opened the Crown Estate’s Savill Building at Windsor Great Park, whose roof is the world’s largest timber gridshell structure. The building houses a shop, restaurant, seminar rooms and offices, and was designed by Glenn Howells Architects. Engineer Buro Happold designed the roof.
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News
UK profits drive DTZ to record year
DTZ increased its full-year dividend by 30% this week after reporting a record set of results.
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MarketsPipe dreams
As the south-east drought continues, MPs have called on the government to adopt a more strategic approach to providing housing infrastructure.
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News
Hampshire, Dorset + south Wiltshire
Linden heads campus development line up Land Securities The market in minutes The gospel of John Salisbury pain Solent energy
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Professional
Diary of... a rating surveyor
Roger Messenger, partner at Wilks Head & Eve, takes us through his week
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News
Gateshead four submit detailed plans
Gateshead Quays 2, a key development site in Tyneside, moved a step closer this week with the submission of detailed plans by four shortlisted developers.
