All Property Week articles in 10 November 2000 – Page 2
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Professional
Painful contractions
The Construction Act might smooth the path of small disputes, but will it do justice to those that are longer and more complex?
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Markets
Heading for a crash in confidence?
Nervousness over Rover's future is affecting the automotive sector in the region.
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News
Crystal clear sector split for TrizecHahn
Two units will cover US offices and internet hotels as company clarifies strategy
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News
M&S to revisit White City decision in wake of store closures
Marks & Spencer is to reconsider its decision to be an anchor tenant at Chelsfield 's £250m White City retail scheme because four years have passed since it committed to the project. M&S head of property Chris Williams said this week that he was 'obliged' to ...
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News
Ericsson reverses UK charge in telecoms sector slowdown
Mobile phone maker pulls out of deal to take space in Basingstoke after warning of £1.1bn losses
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News
Insignia cements London lead
Insignia Richard Ellis has scooped two prized instructions to consolidate its position as leader in the central London leasing market. The firm this week landed the contract to advise on a 93,000 sq m (1 m sq ft) office scheme proposed by investment broker Fidelity Investments and an instruction ...
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News
CB keeps pace with competitors
CB Richard Ellis has followed its US property services rivals Jones Lang Lasalle and Insignia Richard Ellis by reporting strong third-quarter figures, but Grubb & Ellis has disappointed. CB's net earnings totalled $7m (£4.8m) or $0.33 (23p) a share, a 50% rise on the same period last ...
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Markets
Planning: brownfield development proposals are outlined
In the Birmingham area, outline proposals have been submitted at Selly Oak and South Yardley for mixed-use edge-of-centre brownfield developments. These include retail, leisure, housing and a business park. In the city centre, the Bull Ring shopping centre has received permission. The approval of funding for the Birmingham Northern Relief ...
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Insight
Where there's muck there's brass
Mining company RJB has a wealth of property. Much of it is brownfield with good transport links and ripe for development. Now the company is driving this forward and tipsters are taking a keen interest in RJB's share price.
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News
Merged NatWest squeezes into two City office blocks
Royal Bank of Scotland snapped up almost 46,450 sq m (500,000 sq ft) of offices in the City this week to consolidate its merger with rival NatWest. Because of a shortage of readily available buildings of more than 37,160 sq m (400,000 sq ft) outside Canary Wharf , ...
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News
Strong trading cuts loss at Big Yellow
All stores 'performed well in excess of expectations' with 50 on track to open by 2003
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Markets
Heartlands has a healthy beat
Distributors are flocking to Birmingham because of its central location.
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News
Arcadia: too many shops being built
Property chief Clem Constantine claims Arcadia shop closures are a 'tactical move'
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News
Brown's help for cities gets stamp of approval
Abolition of inner city Stamp Duty, campaigned for by Property Week, wins praise from industry
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Markets
All eyes on Shrewsbury
Can Shrewsbury attract the large occupiers more usually associated with Telford?
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News
Liverpool aiming for the double
Plans for two key schemes were unveiled this week to continue the rapid turnaround in the fortunes of central Liverpool. Princes Dock Development Company, a joint venture between David McLean Developments and the Mersey Docks & Harbour Company, is to develop the largest speculative office scheme in the city, with ...
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News
Soning venture tips into AIM
An innovative property company set up by investment agent Harvey Soning, which aims to let space to internet start-ups in return for an equity stake, floated on the Alternative Investment Market on Tuesday with a market capitalistation of £14.6m. Shares in Technology & Internet Property Services, which raised £4.7m ...
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Markets
Battlefields set for action
Speculative development is scarce, despite a large amount of available land.
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Insight
Is corporate PFI as easy as ABB?
How far has property outsourcing for big companies progressed? Kristina Smith looks at global manufacturing firm ABB's property-shedding strategy and previews research from the College of Estate Management into corporate PFI in the UK
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News
Doughty Hanson to pay £92m for ITN HQ
Five-year-old private equity firm targets City & West End's landmark building
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