All Property Week articles in 11 October 2002 – Page 4
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NewsSix go for Edinburgh's £50m financial district extension
Grosvenor and Kilmartin included on shortlist for international conference centre contract
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NewsParagon taking M42 corridor office space
Opus Land and Morley Fund Management have achieved the biggest letting in the M42 corridor this year at their Paradigm office scheme in Solihull. Financial services provider Paragon is taking 3,851 sq m (41,455 sq ft) at the scheme by junction 4 of the M42 at £193.75/sq m (£18/sq ...
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Lend Lease fund buys Belgian firm in €270m JV
Lend Lease's Global Properties fund has bought Belgian property company Banimmo in a joint venture with the existing management for €270m (£169m).
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News
Henderson UK buys former hospital site in Exeter for £25m
The Henderson UK REtail fund has acquired the former Digby hospital site in Exeter for around £25m for a new retail park, after a deal with Morley Fund Management collapsed.
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Troubled Jarvis checks out £160m sale-and-leaseback
Hotel group 23% owned by Jack Petchey to sell eight hotels as part of recovery plan
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Online
BAA Lynton continues non-core disposals
Airport operator BAA Lynton today announced the sale of 1 City Place, a £41.7m office building at Gatwick Airport.
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OnlineSpitalfields redevelopment given go-ahead
The controversial redevelopment of London's Spitalfields site was last night approved at a marathon meeting of the Tower Hamlets planning committee.
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Tories pledge to defend green belt
John Prescott's Tory shadow David Davis has pledged to resist development on Greenfield sites.
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Grubb & Ellis expelled from NYSE
Knight Frank's US partner is to be taken off the New York Stock Exchange, leaving just three publicly-listed firms in the US property services sector.
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Markets
How to … Survive a downturn in the serviced-office market
The serviced-office industry is learning some difficult lessons in a tight market. Landlords are having to compete for the few occupiers that are looking for space, and serviced-office providers are responding with innovative business models and lower costs.
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