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All Property Week articles in 09 November 2007 – Page 4
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‘Ghastly’ Glasgow hotel turned down
A Glasgow hotel development has been refused planning consent after council members branded the scheme as ‘ghastly’.
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Double-tax treaty proposals give REITs global potential
Plans to include REITs in tax treaties could increase cross-border investment
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Professional
Shares 'at a discount'
Question: I have been informed that shares in a property investment trust are available ‘at a discount’. What exactly does this mean, and is it necessarily as beneficial as it sounds?
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MarketsStudents dig pads
Demand for student accommodation is high, and developers are learning lessons
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Hong Kong’s Ryobi’s Didcot move
Hong Kong-based power tools manufacturer Ryobi has confirmed it has taken one of Oxfordshire’s biggest distribution sheds at ProLogis Park Didcot in Oxfordshire.
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DevSecs wins green light for revamp in Hammersmith
Development Securities has won planning consent for a £250m redevelopment in Hammersmith town centre, west London.
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Development pipeline ‘to fall’
The UK’s retail development pipeline for the next five years has fallen by 15% to 8.4m sq ft as a tougher retail climate dampens demand.
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NewsWorkspace embarks on five-year development programme
Workspace Group has identified 18 sites within its £1bn London portfolio for development over the next five years.
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Erinaceous duo to depart
Beleaguered Erinaceous founders Neil Bellis and Lucy Cummings have been pushed out of the company and placed on garden leave before an extraordinary general meeting called to oust them.
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Manchester Waitrose demands ‘fascia test’
Rejected Citybranch scheme tests Competition Commission findings
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NewsNick Ritblat takes Deloitte in new role
Former British Land director joins accountancy giant’s real estate team
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Strutts damages hearing over
The damages hearing into how much Strutt & Parker must pay for negligently advising the Earl of Malmesbury when negotiating leases on car park land used by Bournemouth airport finished on Tuesday.
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October inertia cuts deals
The total value of UK commercial property transactions in October fell by 80%, compared with the same period last year, largely as a result of the credit crunch.
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MarketsTrocadero curse strikes as Westminster rejects scheme
Asif Aziz’s plans for hotel near Piccadilly Circus fall foul of council’s rules on affordable housing
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MarketsEnterprise culture
Big names gathered last month to thrash out the challenges facing Liverpool as the 2008 European Capital of Culture.
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Liberty primed to withstand crunch
‘Prime’ and ‘super-prime’ retail portfolio values unaffected
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OnlineParking: occupying a new space in a crowded market
These days, parking is a priority with developers and investors alike.
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NewsStroink is untrammelled as crow has flown
Dutch property company TCN and its colourful founder and pilot Rudy Stroink are favourites of Ludgate, owing to some fairly leftfield behaviour.
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MarketsSainsbury’s crosses over
The supermarket’s property chief reveals why he is leaving its Holborn glass palace for King’s Cross.
