All Property Week articles in 10 June 2005 – Page 3
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NewsCrest Nicholson and Morley Fund Management
Crest Nicholson and Morley Fund Management have applied for planning consent for a 1.25m sq ft (116,130 sq m) business park at a former military research site in Chertsey, Surrey.
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ProfessionalGVA Grimley and Drivers Jonas pull off military coup
Defence Estates awards pair exclusive three-year property services contracts
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Markets
German housing privatisation set to continue, says report
The privatisation of German residential stock is likely to continue at a rate of 150,000 units a year for the next five years, predicts a report issued last week by German property bank Eurohypo AG.
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Online
Planning: communication is the way to co-operation
Why is it so difficult to get anything built in this country? Because planning authorities are so nit-picking, of course.
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News
Manchester shows strength at Pugh & Co
The market may be cooling at some of London’s top-end property auctions, but life on the Greater Manchester auction scene is changing up a gear.
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News
City view: John Waples
If guests at Donald Gordon's retirement bash at London's Claridge’s hotel on Tuesday evening were looking to find out who would succeed him as chairman of Liberty International, the veteran developer was not providing any clues.
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Markets
Cities Revealed
Aerial photography company Cities Revealed has produced the framework for a strategic network of interlinked Green spaces in east London. The images will help to develop the layout and function of open space in a 4,000 sq km corridor stretching from Tower Bridge to Thurrock and Dartford. Appointed by ...
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InsightChicago hopefuls
The three women – and male CEO – at the forefront of Jones Lang LaSalle’s global growth strategy are looking to the east.
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ProfessionalThe value of change
British Land’s decision to change its valuer last month was strongly influenced by the Carsberg report. Will the rest of the industry follow suit?
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ProfessionalCase news
Jonathan Ross reports a bank’s responsibilities when selling mortgaged property, and Warren Gordon details a landlord’s failure to block the renewal of a lease because it wished to redevelop the land
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News
It is time to expose the buy-to-let cowboys that taint the market
Neil Lewis says it is time to clean the residential market of rogue investment advisers
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News
Care home firm GLP buys Taylors
Leeds-based care home property consultant GLP has acquired a majority shareholding in Taylors Business Surveyors & Valuers – ranked 50th in Property Week’s Agency 2005 survey.
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News
Moore’s Irish Manc buy
Nick Moore Associates has bought the £4.15m freehold of a shop in King Street, Manchester, from Town Centre Securities for private Irish investor clients.
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News
Quintain chief Wyatt bullish over Wembley casino plans
Shares slip despite above-average results amid fears government’s casino cuts will stay
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News
British Land and Rosemound sell DIRFT shed
A British Land and Rosemound joint venture has sold a 300,000 sq ft (27,870 sq m) warehouse at Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal (DIRFT) for £23.5m to Sun Life Unit Assurance. The price reflects an initial yield of 6.65%. The freehold warehouse was prelet to Exel in November 2004 ...
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Markets
Bringing Spice to life
The planned £18m Spice Project hopes to add some flavour to east Lancashire’s tourism industry.
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Markets
Bottoms up
The west London office market seems to have bottomed out. Speculative development is under way and developers are confident of take-up.
