All Property Week articles in 07 October 2005 – Page 3
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Professional
Developers lobby for Crossrail compensation
Canary Wharf Group, Portland Estates, British Land and Hammerson are among 358 objectors
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News
Dalgleish: high streets safe despite closures
Top retail agent malcolm Dalgleish has allayed fears that the spate of retailers going bust or contracting will hit the high street retail market.
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Professional
Closing the floodgates
New planning rules are being considered to guard against the risk of flooding, but there are fears that more regulation will unnecessarily hinder development.
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News
Quinlan reserves property for extension to Claridge’s
Investor prepares revamp of luxury London hotels despite gloomy outlook for sector
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News
Lipton to rehouse Rothschild in City
Blue chip bank picks Stanhope and Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas to revamp London HQ
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News
City view: John Waples
It’s been like watching a badly played game of skittles as retail companies fall, one by one, into administration.
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News
‘Chip Pan’ gets things cooking in the sheds market
During the last year, three large warehouse fires in the Essex and Kent sheds market – in which thankfully no one died – have left three companies in need of shelter.
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Markets
Regions to be cheerful
London and the south-east attracted 43% of total overseas investment in the UK last year. While the capital is likely to remain the first port of call for companies looking to set up a UK base, the number of regional projects is rising.
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Markets
King’s Cross Central developme
Argent has submitted a series of amendments to its masterplan for the King’s Cross Central development. There will be more family homes and public space and reduced building heights after talks with Camden and Islington councils, the Greater London Authority , Transport for London and English Heritage .
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Professional
Case news
Warren Gordon looks at an employer’s liability for its employees on site, while Jonathan Ross reports on the quashing of planning permission on a piece of land after it was sold to a housing association
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News
University seeks London campus
The University of Arts has sparked one of this year’s biggest office searches in London after deciding to review and merge its five faculties.
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News
England training camp in lottery rating row
The England football team’s training camp at Bisham Abbey is at the centre of a test case to decide how business rates are charged on projects funded by the national lottery.
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News
EP picks brownfield partners..
National regeneration agency English Partnerships has appointed 22 development partners as part of a pilot project to bring England’s 158,000 acres (64,000 ha) of brownfield land back into use.
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News
British Land’s high street sales
British Land has sold nine high street shops for £52.25m as part of an overhaul of its retail holdings.
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Markets
Developers give up booze on Bournemouth leisure scheme
Council’s binge drinking concerns prompt Licet and NCP to withdraw bars from planning application
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News
Huge sell-off to follow Boots merger
Retail tie-up to attract attention of Office of Fair Trading
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Markets
First six sites for Blueprint regen vehicle
A new public-private regeneration vehicle known as Blueprint has confirmed details of its first six development projects.
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Markets
Building blogs
A sponsored web diary has been set up for purchasers to monitor the process of buying a new-build house. But is it just a moneyspinner?
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Insight
Lib Dems ponder left turn, while Blair drifts to the right
The politics of property, with Steven Norris