All Property Week articles in 09 May 2008 – Page 3
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Markets
‘Studentification’ strikes
The supply of purpose-built student accommodation is falling behind demand, says Jacqui Daly
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ProfessionalShooting rights
Question: I own some agricultural land with development potential as a wind farm. One of my neighbours has asked for shooting rights over the land. Would this be a problem?
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ProfessionalSpecial purpose vehicles
Question: I am setting up a special purpose vehicle (SPV) for a property sale. With the government’s consultation on Stamp Duty on residential property in mind, is there a risk of future legislation? Are commercial SPVs next?
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MarketsSpecial purpose vehicles
With planning authorities clamping down on parking quotas, developers are turning to car clubs.
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Insight
Passover polarity
Sir, I am sure the whole of the Jewish property community welcomed Gerald Ronson’s Passover message.
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Professional
Wanders over to Yoo
Yoo, the design-focused residential development brand, has begun a collaboration with Dutch designer Marcel Wanders.
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News
Mayor shapes team
Boris Johnson’s appointments will be keenly watched as he begins to implement his plans and provide the policy detail that was not always at the forefront of his campaign.
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News
Lots to watch
The Savills commercial property auction will take place on Monday 12 May at 2 pm at Claridge’s Hotel, Brook Street, London W1.
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Insight
Legacy of a pornstar
The death of porn and property baron Paul Raymond has left a question mark over Soho’s future as a sex hub.
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Professional
Tenants take the lead
Break clauses and shorter leases have shifted the balance of power, says Christopher Hedley
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News
Propertyweek.com launches Your Property section
Propertyweek.com launched a new section this week, Your Property, containing news, data and analysis for the private investor.
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News
Leaving las savills
A recent Savills departee, star investment agent James ‘Gully’ Gulliford, is set to join CB Richard Ellis this summer.
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Harman Healy returns
Residential auctioneer Harman Healy has unveiled its first catalogue since buying itself back from failed property services firm Erinaceous.
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News
Prupim sells in Hammersmith
Prupim and the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham have sold a 42,500 sq ft property to Sapcote Developments for £12.5m – a 6.09% net initial yield.
