All Property Week articles in 13 February 2004 – Page 5
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Helios wins race for £300m tech park
Industrial specialist chosen to develop key north-east project
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L&R sues law firm in £30m airport row
The Livingstone brothers’ property company London & Regional is suing its former lawyer for almost £30m in a row over a botched deal with airport operator TBI. It has issued the claim against City law firm Lawrence Graham. L&R alleges the firm was negligent and in breach of contract ...
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Morrison takes £30m Northampton shed
Morrison, the supermarket chain that completed a £3bn takeover of rival Safeway on Wednesday, has bought a distribution warehouse in Northampton from big shed developer ProLogis. Morrison, which is based in Bradford and has a vast network of stores in the north, has bought a £30m 428,000 sq ft (39,762 ...
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L&G takes WC2 chambers
Legal & General has bought 7–8 Essex Street, London WC2, from Land Securities for around £14m. The building totals 28,310 sq ft (2,630 sq m) and is let to four Queen’s Counsel barristers as trustees of Brick Court Chambers until 2012 at £1m a year. The deal reflects ...
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Northern Irish score £140m shopping centre hat-trick
William Ewart completes first mainland deal, buying centres in Newbury, Fleet and Hammersmith
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£13m Bristol estate sale
LaSalle Investment Management has bought a £13m industrial estate in Bristol from PRICOA in the city’s largest industrial deal for five years. LaSalle bought the 277,100 sq ft (25,745 sq m) Stova Trading Estate at a net initial yield of 8.6%, and plans to refurbish some of the ...
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Gordon’s £1bn spending plans
Liberty International revealed on Wednesday a £1bn development programme over the next five years. The bulk of the spending – £850m – will be at Capital Shopping Centres , while £150m will be spent by the smaller Capital & Counties subsidiary. The schemes comprise: A 371,000 sq ft ...
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LSH reverses office closure programme
Lambert Smith Hampton today reversed the decision of former chief executive Chris Boulton to close four of its regional offices, just three weeks after he left the firm in the wake of a failed £28.5m management buyout
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Government to increase assemblies' powers
Elected regional assemblies will be given stronger powers to reject strategic planning applications in their areas, under plans revealed today by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister.
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Brascan raises Canary Wharf bid
Brascan, the Canadian property and power conglomerate battling for a £1.6bn takeover of Canary Wharf Group, today announced an increased offer for the company that looks set to kill off a rival bid from Morgan Stanley
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First letting at One London Wall
Hammerson and Kajima have secured the first tenant at their development One London Wall, London EC2.
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Gordon confirms Liberty exit
Donald Gordon, the chairman of Liberty International, has confirmed he will step down from the company before his 75th birthday in June 2005 after 50 years' service.
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