All Property Week articles in 10 March 2006 – Page 3
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Markets
David Wilson Homes
David Wilson Homes has launched a housing brand aimed at first-time buyers. The new i-Life homes will be 300-677 sq ft (28-63 sq m) and will cost £65,000 upwards. Barratt Homes is also working on plans for its own first-time buyer range.
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News
Credit Suisse's DLJ Real Estate hires Invesco's Giannini
Carla Giannini has left Invesco Real Estate to take over as European head of Credit Suisse's property private equity arm DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners.
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Markets
Deutsche courage
Irish investors are braving the burned-out German market, hoping to cash in on economic recovery.
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Countryside Properties and Liberty Property Trust
Countryside Properties and Liberty Property Trust began construction this week of their ICO 1 Didsbury Point office building, the first 55,130 sq ft (5,122 sq m) phase of their five-building 238,000 sq ft (222,122 sq m) office park in south Manchester. The speculatively developed building is due to be ...
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Insight
Layers of complication
Sir, I am very concerned about the proposed planning gain supplement.
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PruPIM completes hat-trick of purchases
Prudential Property Investment Managers has purchased three buildings for more than £18m.
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Insight
Competition hots up, as retail market cools
In the 1980s, giant out-of-town centres, like Dudley's Merry Hill, were the main threat to in-town shopping.
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West coast view: Roger Vincent
Hollywood and Vine, the once-legendary symbol of Los Angeles' glamour and urbanity, is finally making a comeback with more than $1.2bn of development under way or close to starting. It's been a long time coming.
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Insight
Message to Ken: hands off City planning
Mayoral intervention and land tax are big threats, says Michael Snyder
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News
JLL Manc man's City move
Jones Lang LaSalle has appointed Andrew Hawkins, head of its north-west capital markets team, as a European director in its City of London investment team.
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City view: Jenny Davey
This week HSBC announced the biggest-ever profit made by a UK bank at more than £11.9bn, helping to end the banking reporting season with a flourish.
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City, City fringe + Docklands
US hedge fund signs up at Hammerson's Moorhouse Danish bank at Canary Wharf Hannover Re The market in minutes Exemplar behaviour Mile's better The lost weekends A yen to return
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Professional
LandSecs chief lists his prope
Land Securities chief executive Francis Salway has revealed whom he admires most in property to an audience of occupiers and young property entrepreneurs in London.
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News
Councils cash in at Colliers
Colliers CRE raised £28m from its first London auction of 2006, selling 10 lots at £1m and over.
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Professional
Case news
Jonathan Ross examines the limitations of informal boundary agreements, while Warren Gordon reports on the clause binding pub tenants to their landlord's suppliers
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Candy & Candy
Many property figures are flying to MIPIM on EasyJet, but at the opposite end of the scale, entrepreneurs Candy & Candy have designed this private jet treatment for Boeing - complete with inflight spa.
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Markets
Isis plans for Glasgow canal sites
Isis Waterside Regeneration is to apply for planning permission on its New Rotterdam Wharf scheme in Glasgow in the next week.
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Investors call a halt to property share rise
Growing bond yields, REIT uncertainty and downgrades cause price fall
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The house that Vincent built
Entrepreneur Vincent Tchenguiz has a masterplan for residential property. He reveals all to Gwyn Roberts
