All Property Week articles in 10 June 2005 – Page 5
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ProfessionalProfessional advice
This week, building measurements, business rate liability and serving a notice to quit
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News
SecondSite to sell 950 acre Kent shed plot
Isle of Grain refinery to come on market within the next month
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NewsAllsop resi auction hits 80% despite market concerns
Buy-to-let market boosted by £33m residential auction
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Markets
Ulster JV plans £75m Kendal factory outlet
Team behind Junction One International hits north-west
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NewsBAA reveals plans for Heathrow Terminal 6
BAA has unveiled a draft masterplan for a third runway and a sixth terminal at Heathrow airport.
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News
£400m petrol station sale
The Livingstone brothers’ company London & Regional and Rotch Group have placed 180 Shell petrol stations on the market with a price tag of around £400m.
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NewsRock syndicates £40m Bradford Leisure Exchange
Smee’s investment company places prize northern centre into fund vehicle for private investors
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News
Shearer prepares £230m retail scheme for Ipswich
Developer buys 10 acre city centre car park site for 525,000 sq ft shopping mall
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InsightAgency 2005: UK professional firms compared
Despite the turbulence of mergers, acquisitions, attempted takeovers and collapses, virtually all the property services firms that responded to our Agency 2005 survey reported increased turnover. The five firms profiled here reveal the secrets of their success. Sean McAllister reports. Photographs by Daniel Thistlethwaite
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News
ING and Starwood to take EC2 office
ING and US opportunity fund Starwood are to buy Morley Fund Management’s 25 Copthall Avenue, London EC2, for around £80m, in a bullish statement on the City office market.
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News
Hutchison wins consent for £168m mixed-use Deptford scheme
Telecoms-to-property company Hutchison Whampoa has received planning consent for a £168m mixed-use redevelopment in Deptford, south-east London.
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News
Tiger pounces on £15m trio
Tiger Developments, the private Irish investor and developer, has paid £15m for three UK office and retail investments.
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News
Morley wades into £15m Sunderland leisure centre
Morley Fund Management has bought the River Quarter leisure scheme in Sunderland from a private investor for £14.75m.
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NewsMinerva sells Piccadilly’s Criterion for £112m
Minerva is to sell the Criterion building in London’s Piccadilly to a private investor for £112m. The company has agreed to sell the 260,000 sq ft (24,155 sq m) building subject to landlord’s consent. Minerva bought the building from Criterion Developments for £101.4m in March 2000. Tenants include ...
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News
Hammerson poised to enter FTSE 100
Hammerson was on the verge of entering the FTSE 100 index this week.
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Online
Consent granted for £100m Solihull business park
Joint venture partners Prudential, Frontier Estates and Opus Land have won consent to develop a £100m business park at the former TRW Automotive site near Solihull, West Midlands.
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Online
Peel reveals terms of £771m Mersey Docks takeover
Peel Ports Investments, the ports and airports division of Peel Holdings, has announced the terms of a £771m recommended takeover of Mersey Docks & Harbour Company.
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Online20-30-40-50
Each week we meet a property figure from a different age bracket. This week we speak with Mark Frampton, 29, who has just become GVA Grimley’s youngest-ever partner and is based at the London Mayfair office.
