All Property Week articles in 11 March 2005 – Page 2
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News
The name game
The Weatheralls Wake being held in honour of the passing of the 145-year-old Weatheralls name is proving so popular that a change of venue has had to be arranged.
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Take some lessons from the playwright and pension funds
Malcolm Naish gleans investment tips from Shakespeare and the institutions
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Real Estate index rebounds
Property shares bounced back last week. The Real Estate Index was up 1.5% to 3454, and British Land, Liberty and Hammerson, all up 2%, led the way.
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Equitable fills Swindon ‘ghost shed’
Equitable Life has finally found an occupier for its ‘ghost shed’ at Lydiard Fields near Swindon, nine years after it bought the property.
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Markets
A stroll down memory lane
Alistair Bond has seen Bristol’s property market change beyond recognition over the past 30 years. Now, facing retirement, he looks back on the most memorable trends, buildings – and mistakes.
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Professional
Get off my land deeds
The Land Registry wants all property in England and Wales to be registered by 2012. But many of the country’s bigger landowners are having none of it.
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News
Tesco to sign record prelet at Rosemound’s Daventry scheme
Supermarket takes 750,000 sq ft at DIRFT in Midlands’ biggest industrial prelet for four years
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Insight
Housebuilders must listen to their customers
Sir, I would like to take issue with the notion that the Bovis approach to housebuilding ‘is far removed from the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment’s interpretation of design’ (development, 04.02.05, p54).
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Retail yields plummet at Jones Lang LaSalle and Cushman sales
Government-let properties and pubs make a comeback in auction rooms
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Croatian property fund launched
British Virgin Islands-based property investment company Euro Property Prospects has launched a fund designed to give investors exposure to the growing property markets of Croatia and Slovenia.
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Cushman sponsors real estate MBA course at INSEAD
Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker is sponsoring the first real estate course as part of an MBA at top European business school INSEAD.
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Markets
Converts fill the Temple
Optimistic agents believe Bristol office rents are set to break the £25/sq ft mark, after lettings at the Temple Quarter have left the city short of grade A space.
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News
London & Regional continues Euro expansion
London & Regional Properties, the private property company run by Richard and Ian Livingstone, sealed two European hotel deals this week, bringing its continental investment spending to around 500m (£347m) so far this year.
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Professional
Diary of... a planning consultant
Roger Hepher, director of planning consultant Hepher Dixon, takes us through his week
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Markets
Gate closed
Big shed developers are finding that the days of planning free-for-all in the Thames Gateway are over.
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Professional
Government to clamp down on out-of-town mezzanines
Consultation begins on restrictions to protect town centre retail
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News
City view: James Whitmore
If you were offered a 500,000 sq ft property with loads of potential slap bang in the middle of London, I’m sure your eyes would light up.
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Insight
Chesterton’s ruin was only a matter of time
How to destroy a 200-year-old property business in 15 years:
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Markets
A paper chase
The Western Riverside masterplan will allocate old industrial land for retail-use. But does Bath need more shops?