All Property Week articles in 08 July 2005 – Page 2
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IPD figures undercut residential investors’ get-rich-quick hopes
Residential return figures suggest private investors’ expectations are too high, says Trevor Moross
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MarketsYell expands telesales into Northern Ireland
Yell has invested £8.5m to expand its telesales operation into Northern Ireland.
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Markets
English Partnerships
English Partnerships has submitted an outline planning application to Plymouth City Council to develop a 3 acre (7.3 ha) ex-Ministry of Defence storage site. The regeneration agency is seeking to turn the Stores Enclave at South Yard in Devonport, Plymouth, into a mixed-use scheme that will include 500 new ...
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NewsIt’s electric
The last time I wrote about David Ereira and Daniel Mendoza, it was about their fast-living lifestyle in the Mediterranean Sea.
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A Duke’s ransom
The legal eagles at SJ Berwin got a taste of the higher life when the real estate division toasted a successful year with a party in the opulent surroundings of Duchess House in London’s Westminster.
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NewsDudek proves himself to be a ladies’ man
Jerzy Dudek, the goalkeeping hero of Liverpool’s Champions League victory over AC Milan, has come to the aid of Cushman & Wakefield’s Polish Ladies football team.
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Durham scheme doubles
HelioSlough, the joint venture between Helios and Slough Estates which specialises in industrial development, has submitted plans for two distribution centres totalling 700,000 sq ft (65,030 sq m) at the Wynyard One scheme in Durham.
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NewsTerrace Hill to set up development fund
‘Rare’ £100m development fund to be run by Morley’s Littlehales
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Wallace makes shock JLL departure
Jones Lang LaSalle parted company with City of London office agency director Martin Wallace this week.
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Defence Estates
Defence Estates has put the 250-year-old Royal Military Academy in Woolwich up for sale. The 21 acre (8.9 ha) site contains 120,000 sq ft (11,148 sq m) of grade II-listed buildings, and 100,000 sq ft (9,210 sq m) to the rear. There are outline plans for conversion to a ...
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ProfessionalThe line of defence
Defence Estates aims to save billions through its 20-year property rationalisation programme. Ettie Neil-Gallacher talks to director-general of operations, David Olney
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News
Stanhope and Schroders win latest round in Croydon
Planning inspector expresses reservations about rival Arrowcroft’s arena-based scheme
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Markets
Southern Cross tenants may face eviction threat
Occupiers visited by bailiffs demanding rates payments
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MarketsNot yet REIT for conversion
The sector needs to expand and ‘professionalise’ before real estate investment trust conversion can be considered.
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ProfessionalCompulsory purchase disorder
A Berkshire landowner has won £7.7m compensation after being offered just £13,600 in a compulsory purchase deal. But local ratepayers aren’t celebrating.
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News
City View: John Waples
Little has been said about Andrew Macfarlane’s departure from Land Securities and, given the role he played in the group’s ‘quiet revolution’, it is a surprising omission.
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ProfessionalRTPI chief: planning is taxation vehicle
Ron Tate condemns ‘arbitrary and unpredictable’ abuse of system
