All Property Week articles in 12 April 2001 – Page 2
-
News
Inner City
The imminent departure of Jamie Ritblat and Delancey from the quoted property sector via a management buyout will be a sad loss.
-
News
Holy orders: from church tower to housing
The Corporation of London has given planning consent for the conversion of Christchurch Tower, Newgate Street, EC1, to residential use.
-
Markets
Cheshire: top shopping locations
The tables and map attached, based on the results of The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, show the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in Cheshire. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each trading location. The second and third columns show the accumulated comparison ...
-
News
Railtrack is going down the wrong line in its search for a new chairman
If I had a pound for every time I was asked if I was going to be chairman of Railtrack I wouldn't need the job I could retire straight away.
-
News
Centric opens first hub
Broadband service provider Centric Telecom opened its first data centre hub in Brick Lane, London E1, this week.
-
News
MWB disconnects its data centre operation
MWB Konnect puts plans for data centre network on hold following telecoms sector woes
-
News
Oxford Street deal on cards for Morgan
Oxford Street is poised for one of its biggest deals yet this year, following Clinton Cards' decision to close one of its smaller London stores.
-
News
Cardiff office park changes hands
One of Wales' most successful office developments has been bought outright by its original developer, PMH, in a joint venture with Robert McAlpine.
-
News
York scheme called in
Land Securities' plans to extend the Coppergate centre in York were dealt a blow by environment secretary John Prescott last week.
-
Professional
Business class
Accountants and banks are stealing work from surveyors. Now even the RICS has realised that surveyors need to acquire some business sense
-
Markets
Offices: A spot of business parks
Cheshire has become a magnet for business park developments
-
News
Merseyside success for Burford
Burford has tied up a series of lettings at its Moorgate Point industrial and office scheme on Merseyside.
-
News
LMS nets broadband
US technology company Intellispace has signed a deal with London Merchant Securities to deliver broadband internet access to its central London properties.
-
News
GLA thumbs up for Britvic shed
Britvic Soft Drinks has won planning permission to redevelop part of its distribution facility in Newham, east London, in one of the first distribution plans to go before London mayor Ken Livingstone.
-
News
Bristol offices lost to council housing zone
Hewlett-Packard set to cash in on residential land values at Bristol s largest office site
-
Professional
Bridge over troubled waters
Small companies and individuals may find more avenues to obtain a moratorium following amendments to the Insolvency Act, while landlords are bound by minor restrictions on their ability to extract debts
-
News
US worries put brake on UK rental growth
CB Hillier Parker says market is at a critical point as growth slows and yields weaken
-
News
Calendar solves H&B bonus saga
Agents at Healey & Baker were mistakenly angered this week after their annual bonus payments came in at a lower level than the previous, despite a record year for fee income.
-
Markets
Retail: Covent Garden blossoms in popularity
Covent Garden remains at the core of retail activity in Midtown.
- Previous Page
- Page1
- Page2
- Page3
- Next Page
