All Property Week articles in 12 September 2003
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Online
DevSecs reveals £1.5m loss
Development Securities has reported its first loss for nine years, as well as a slight decline in net asset value (NAV) from 423p a share to 420p.
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Online
Planning break for developers
Developers in rural areas will face a less arbitrary planning application process for their schemes under new government proposals announced today.
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Online
Freeport profits rise, but NAV still flat
Factory outlet developer Freeport has achieved a 26% increase in pretax profits but its net asset value (NAV) has remained flat, it announced today in its year-end results.
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Online
Morley takes £51m stake in Global Switch
Morley Fund Management has paid £51.5m for a 25% stake in Chelsfield’s loss-making data centre business, Global Switch, it announced this afternoon.
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Online
RICS triumphs in rating battle
The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has triumphed in a battle with the government over rating system reform.
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Countryside gets £450m London resi nod
Countryside Properties, the regeneration specialist, has been selected for a £450m residential redevelopment in north-west London, it announced this morning.
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CLS and Sellar buy London Bridge office
CLS Holdings and Sellar Property Group have paid £39.5m for an office building adjacent to their proposed London Bridge Tower development.
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Debenhams chiefs back £1.7m CVC/Texas bid
Debenhams independent directors have recommended that shareholders accept a £1.7bn bid for the company from Baroness Retail, a consortium including investment companies CVC Capital and Texas Pacific.
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Markets
Talk of the towns
Next move for Newbury ... Reviving Slough's heart ... Comic antics for LSH agent ... TV spoof snares CBRE men ...
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Markets
Talk of the towns
Starring role for Castleford ... Travelodge's local hero ... Barnsley builds a wall ... a new view of the coalfields
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Markets
Wishing on a STAR
The masterplan for Reading's Station Area Redevelopment (STAR) will involve construction on the scale of London's Paddington. But such a vision looks a long way off in today's market
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Markets
Shipping them in
Yorkshire towns such as Doncaster are winning more distribution occupiers as the nearby Humber ports try to undercut their southern rivals
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MarketsRetail looks up
Retailers' willingness to take first-floor and units that were previously offices in Reading is a sign of both the sector's strength and the town's space shortage
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Insight
A new square for London
Paternoster Square reopens to the public next week after decades of false starts. Property Week assesses its commercial and architectural success
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Insight
Do you need to be in London?
Property Week posed a simple question to some of the industry’s leading lights: does a successful career in property automatically mean spending several years working in the capital?
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News
Knightsbridge under offer
The Wellcome Trust's Knightsbridge Estate has been placed under offer by private investors
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Professional
Value judgments
Department stores and supermarkets have joined the valuation merry-go-round
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King Sturge looks for new London headquarters
King Sturge has begun a search for a new headquarters in London's West End
