All Property Week articles in 08 September 2006
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Online
Bill Edgerley dies
One of retail property’s most popular agents died suddenly yesterday at the age of 44
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Online
The Junction sells four parks
Capital & Regional and Morley Fund Management’s retail warehouse fund The Junction has sold four of its parks
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Online
Orb Estates developer gets eight years
Gerald Smith, the property developer behind Orb Estates, was yesterday sentenced to eight years in prison for stealing £34m from e-commerce company Izodia.
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OnlineProLogis to float E4.2bn European operation
The world's biggest distribution property owner, unveiled plans this week to float its E4.2bn (£2.85bn) European operation at the end of this month
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Online
O Twelve scoops £17m of Thames Gateway property
O Twelve Estates has acquired £17m of mixed properties in the Thames Gateway, bringing total investment for the AIM-listed company to £56m since March
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Online
Aberdeen Property invests in Scandinavia
Aberdeen Property Investors today unveiled its debut property fund investing in Scandinavia and the Baltic countries.
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OnlineLiberty Property Trust agrees Kings Hill headquarters deal
Liberty Property Trust has agreed a deal with finance group Cabot Financial for a bespoke headquarters building at Kings Hill in Kent
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News
Shareholding restrictions could stifle REITs
Nearly a third of probable REIT investors believe the current 10% shareholding restriction will render the tax-exempt investment vehicles unworkable.
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Markets
Trade pretenders
There are many challengers to Reading’s position as Berkshire’s number one retail destination. Deirdre Hipwell reports
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Markets
Tomorrow people
Hopes of an upturn in the occupier market have created a wave of investment deals in Reading. Deirdre Hipwell reports
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Insight
On-site renewables news
Sir, I would like to draw your readers’ attention to developments in renewable energy.
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Deirdre Hipwell gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsReading the market
Is Morley Fund Management right to back PMB’s speculative tower when take-up is at an ’all-time low’?
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Adam Benzine gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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News
London offices send
Derwent Valley Holdings benefited from the strength of the central London office market to achieve a 15.4% increase in net asset value in the first half of the year.
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Professional
Lloyds TSB
Lloyds TSB’s corporate markets division has begun to move into Standard Life’s 10 Gresham Street in the City of London. It has taken 110,000 sq ft (10,219 sq m) for 17 years at £47.50/sq ft (£511.29/sq m). Fit-out was by MCM and lead construction manager Mace.
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News
Leamington Spa shortlist
Milligan, Henry Boot, Simons Developments and Wilson Bowden have been shortlisted for a £50m shopping centre scheme in Royal Leamington Spa town centre.
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News
Land Securities
Land Securities and Southwark Council this week unveiled a 48 metre by 3 metre artwork by Turner Prize finalist Ian Davenport under the Western Bridge on Southwark Street. Poured Lines was commissioned as part of the Southwark Street Gateway Improvement Project.
