All Property Week articles in 09 June 2006 – Page 5
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Professional
Professional advice
This week, evaluating a dilapidations claim, landlords' right to repair, and misrepresentation
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News
US REIT takeover activity set for record year
Takeover activity in the US REIT sector is set for a record year in the wake of this week's $4.8bn (£2.6bn) acquisition of Trizec Properties.
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Markets
Hegarty and AWG to acquire Glasgow's Exchange House
Patrick Hegarty and AWG Property are set to acquire Exchange House, a 100,000 sq ft (9,290 sq m) office building in Glasgow, from Miller Developments for £28m.
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News
Pan-European investors achieve best returns yet
Pan-European investors enjoyed their best returns last year since the inception of the Investment Property Databank's Pan-European Index in 2001.
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Professional
Inspectorate: 67% of clients are ‘satisfied'
But backlog of planning appeals fuels scepticism over survey findings
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News
Chainbow offloads £54m Priory
Property entrepreneur Robert Whitton and Roger Southam's retail asset manager Chainbow have netted a £10m profit from the £54m sale of the Priory Shopping Centre in Dartford, Kent, after just 12 months of ownership.
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News
BP pumps 50 petrol station sites on to market
BP is selling off 50 petrol station sites across the UK.
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News
Hilstone exits investment with £82.5m sale to Landid
Landid and RREEF acquire 10-strong property portfolio
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News
Scottish Widows buys two airport assets for £44m
Scottish Widows Investment Partnership has paid £44m to acquire two assets for its £360m Airport Industrial Property Unit Trust.
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News
Italy's Spazio plans €400 m AIM flotation
Pirelli RE-managed industrial company will be Italy's first to list
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News
Zurich signs EC3's biggest letting
Zurich has signed this year's largest letting in the City of London's EC3 area.
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News
West Yorks malls sell for £26.5m
A private investor has bought the Princess of Wales Precinct and Long Causeway shopping centre in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, from Development Securities for £26.5m.
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Markets
Linden Homes reports 172% profit increase
Linden Homes enjoyed a record year with turnover up 33% to £280m in 2005.
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News
London calling as Lehman joins Cube in £150m fund
Strummer Investments formed to buy south-east assets
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Markets
ING's £100m plans for Edinburgh city centre
Fund manager seeks planning for 175,000 sq ft office and retail scheme
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Online
McKay Securities unlocks interest in REITs
Reading-based McKay Securities has become the latest quoted property company to reveal an interest in converting into a REIT
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Online
Highcross makes room for £77.6m Bizspace
Highcross has agreed to buy Bizspace, the AIM-listed managed workspace provider, for £77.6m
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Online
20-30-40-50
Each week Ettie Neil-Gallacher meets a property figure from a different age bracket. Matthew Warner, 40, is head of central London development at Lambert Smith Hampton
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