All Property Week articles in 11 April 2003 – Page 3
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Quintain buys Wembley warehouse
Quintain has increased its ownership of a huge development site at Wembley in north-west London.
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NewsGolfrate buys Sherlock Holmes Hotel
Private property company Golfrate has bought the Sherlock Holmes Hotel on London's Baker Street from Lydford Estates for £12.6m. The deal reflects a net initial yield of 4.6% off a rent of £613,000 a year, rising to a reversionary yield of 6.65% in September 2005. CB Hillier Parker ...
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L&G sells small properties to private buyers
Legal & General sold £27m of tenanted shops at Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker's auction on 3 April, when all but one of the 42 lots offered were sold into the private market.
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NewsTenants get chance to buy their floors
Dorrington Properties calculates purchase price in multi-owned buildings
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InsightBrown's mixed message
Everyone in business was rightly worried by this budget. Higher taxes on companies were supposed to be an easy way to raise money to pay for the war in Iraq. The landlords appear to have got off lightly while the occupiers have been hammered.
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Brown hits tenants with lease duty rise
Chancellor set to raise £200m a year from Stamp Duty reorganisation
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Breakthrough in Bracknell
Green light for £500m scheme as Allied London sells land to Legal & General and Schroders
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Manc boom continues
Manchester's city centre residential development boom continued when less than a quarter of an acre sold for about £1.75m before Allsop & Co's residential auction started on 31 March.
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Government bodies could leave London
The government is setting up a study into the feasibility of relocating government departments to the regions.
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Chesterton chief furious at board's sale talks
Rift emerges after takeover talks start with 11% shareholder Mohammed Jafari-Fini
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MarketsProfile: Mr Blue Sky
Birmingham City Council's economic development director Paul Spooner has far-reaching and ambitious aims for the city. As we find out, enthusiasm and a positive outlook are the keys to success
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Talk of the towns: Birmingham
Merger talks ... business suits swapped for wet suits ... ski break ... what happens to the Rotunda?
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London Partnership wins BIDs contract
The Central London Partnership (CLP), chaired by ex-Chesterton chief executive Lorraine Baldry, has won a contract to set up a network of business improvement districts across London for the London Development Agency.
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NewsLondon Bridge Tower inquiry begins
The public inquiry into Irvine Sellar's proposed London Bridge Tower starts on Tuesday when Sellar Property Group starts battle against conservationists led by English Heritage . The image above shows the contentious view of the 'shard of glass' (centre of the picture) and its impact on the London skyline ...
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The beauty of disclosure
The interesting thing about the huge sum of money that Andrew Farkas is receiving from the takeover of his firm Insignia Financial is that Property Week has been able to find out about it
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InsightBattle for London's skyline
Next week an all-star battalion of designers and developers will enter the fray against English Heritage to decide, once and for all, whether London Bridge Tower has a future on London s historic skyline. Tristan McConnell reports on the bloody battle to come
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MarketsOffices: To Solihull and back
Solihull may be a cheaper alternative but Birmingham is still seen as the Midlands' capital. We trace recent activity in the two centres
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Liberty avoids first-quarter property share carnage
FTSE 100 entry is springboard to positive first quarter, but fellow majors flounder
