All Property Week articles in 10 December 2004 – Page 2
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MarketsIreland fling
The emerald isle’s top names gathered at Dublin’s Burlington Hotel for a night of comedy, charity and drink
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NewsDuncan’s tasty hat trick
As much as I would love Tottenham Hotspur to win the Premiership, I am prepared to say that I shall eat my hat if it were to happen in the near future.
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OnlineDublin exit strategy
Government decentralisation dominated Property Week’s first Irish property convention in Dublin, but there were also debates on the market, transport and Irish investment abroad.
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MarketsGreen-light district
The UK’s first business improvement district has been voted through in Kingston upon Thames. Robert Sharp reports on the challenges it faces
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NewsThe motorcycle diary story
When it comes to fundraising, property folk can always be admirably relied upon to jump from planes, run marathons and even dig the occasional well.
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MarketsTenant demand: we can rebuild it
The demolition of Churchill House signalled the end of civil servant relocations in Belfast, leaving office agents looking for alternative tenant sources. Christine Eade reports
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Meridian Delta unveils plans for Millennium Square
Meridian Delta, the consortium behind the £5bn, 190 acre (77 ha) Dome regeneration, has unveiled plans for the public centrepiece, Millennium Square.
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OnlineRead the small print, or face delays
Campaigners are using the details of planning proposals to delay schemes
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NewsScottish Widows sets up debut Euro fund
JLL appointed to find up to £300m of properties on the continent
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Landlords rush to reclaim Courts stores
Landlords are anxious to buy back leases on Courts’ furniture stores because of the strength of the retail park leasing market.
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MarketsStaying on course
After an early setback, property company Orana has now enlisted top golfer Darren Clarke to help realise £120m of developments in County Down.
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William the conqueror
A politician takes a risk when he puts his latest literary offering up for auction for charity at a property dinner, but the former Tory party leader William Hague came out on top.
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Latest Tiger disposals complete
Irish property company Tiger Developments has continued selling off property with £52m of disposals in three separate deals.
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MarketsCoffee republic
The people of Dublin once packed into Bewley’s cafes, but the culture of grabbing a quick coffee has forced the chain to close.
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Inner City: John Waples
I had the pleasure of attending a conference on the opaque world of property derivatives on Monday.
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ProfessionalSquatters’ Christmas presence
Professional squatters of empty shops are now in season. Alison Mould explains some procedures retail landlords should follow to get them out while limiting damage and costs
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Celebrity golf club
Money may not be able to buy you love but it can get you a round of golf with Catherine Zeta-Jones.
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Close and Catalyst link up
Close Brothers has joined forces with Catalyst Capital to buy two shopping centres for £27m.
