All Property Week articles in 1 August 2003 – Page 2
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Inner City
When a property investor sells a lot of its assets in a downturn, then the market starts to wonder about its financial position
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Long-serving JLL European chief to quit
Jones Lang LaSalle European chairman Robin Broadhurst is to leave the company at the end of the year, it was announced this week
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Ex-Corporation chief is chair of Hemingway
Michael Cassidy, the former Corporation of London policy chief, has been appointed chairman of private company Hemingway Properties
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NewsCompulsory purchase moves Cambridge development forward
The Grand Arcade in Cambridge city centre moved a step forward this week when the city council made a compulsory purchase order to buy the 8.6 acres (3.5 ha) required to develop the retail scheme. The 468,230 sq ft (43,500 sq m) scheme is a joint venture between Grosvenor, USS ...
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InsightBureaucrats go loco over Hornby's Margate plans
This will probably ruin my street cred, but I used to be a trainspotter
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Pike steps down as BT property chief
Mastermind behind Telereal outsourcing deal considers his options
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MarketsBroomhead sweeps clean
The Northwest Development Agency's new chief executive Steven Broomhead is taking no prisoners in his bid to overhaul the regional development agency
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NewsFinal Broadmead development plans submitted
The Bristol Alliance, the partnership of developers that includes Land Securities and Hammerson, has submitted a detailed planning application for the remainder of its Broadmead retail scheme in Bristol. The Alliance already has detailed consent for the Quaker's Friars area. The plans, produced by architect Chapman Taylor, cover the retail ...
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British Land sells prestigious Manchester office
British Land is to sell one its last regional city centre office assets
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Markets
Eade on: Peat bogs and CPOs
The Northwest Development Agency funded the clearing of a peat bog near Manchester, enabling developers to begin a 1m sq ft mixed-use scheme
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REO blow for Treasury Holdings
Treasury Holdings suffered defeat this week in its attempt to increase its stake in split-capital investment trust Real Estate Opportunities (REO) without mounting a full bid for it
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Markets
The best of the north-west
The Northwest Development Agency is involved with big projects throughout the region and faces a series of challenges from new government measures
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Insight
Cracking the bank code
The lengthy, jargon-ridden New Basel Capital Accord categorises property as a high-risk sector and will encourage banks to take a far more cautious approach to property lending
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RICS objects to bank valuation standard
New Basel Capital Accord methodology leaves banks overexposed, says institution
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Online
Back to basics: Security matters
Security is still not seen by most businesses as a critical issue. The attitude seems to be that terrorists are unlikely to attack a bucket factory in Solihull or an office in Torquay, so why bother? But what is a concern is that even everyday risks are given a low ...
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Tesco back in development
Supermarket subsidiary will build retail parks and mixed-use schemes on its land
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West London office attracts overseas investor
A middle-eastern private investor last week bought a west London office investment for £9m cash from Legal & General
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Aspinalls gambles on Newcastle for new casino venture
Aspinalls, one of the most prestigious names in the world's casino industry, has signed up at Land Securities' £75m The Gate leisure complex in Newcastle upon Tyne
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Auction analysis: Investors eye up industrial investments
Private investors showed increased confidence at last week's FPDSavills auction in Mayfair, London, by bidding for industrial space rather than residential and retail property
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