All Property Week articles in 13 October 2000 – Page 3
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Neil of approval
Sir Neil Cossons has spent his first six months as chairman of English Heritage reviewing policies relating to the historic environment. As the property industry awaits the review report, Kristina Smith spoke to Sir Neil about his views on planning and property
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Portsmouth opening hit by another delay
Berkeley Group s Gunwharf Quays factory outlet centre will now miss Christmas opening
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Bristol serves alternative HQ
In a groundbreaking planning decision, the Aust Motorway Services in Bristol will become the headquarters to hi-tech firm Motion Media Technology. In a bid to keep the firm a producer of video-conferencing technology in the area South Gloucestershire council has agreed to allow the ...
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Bristol Alliance looking good for Broadmead
Land Securities and Hammerson will hear Bristol City Council s verdict on their proposal to team up for the £400m retail redevelopment of the Broadmead shopping centre on Tuesday. The outcome is likely to be a good one for the newly named Bristol Alliance. A report by Alun ...
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All that glitters
The big branded pubs made a rush for the goldmine of the Glasgow leisure scene. Stewart McIntosh reports on how Scotland s largest city had more of an impact on them, than they on had on it
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Donald’s domesday
When Donald Dewar decided to locate Scotland s new parliament to an industrial site in Holyrood, no one realised how many problems and expenses it would create.
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Demand’s disappearing act
Recovery is on the horizon, along with increased demand, as the retail market restructures.
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Oiling Aberdeen’s wheels
Despite fluctuations in the oil and gas industry, the Aberdeen market remains strong.
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Rugby Estates to triple its exposure to M4 corridor
Rugby Estates continues to tackle problematic non-London properties while buying more M4 buildings
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£25m bid for industrial
The highest rented industrial scheme in the country, Airport Gate at Heathrow, developed by National Mutual and Kingswood Commercial, has been placed under offer at around £25m by the acquisitive Scottish Widows Investment Partnership . This reflects an initial yield of 6% and continues the trend of very low yields ...
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The Property Computer Show 2000
takes place at the Barbican Exhibition Centre, London on 17 and 18 October, 2000. Here is a taster of some of the new products which will be on show. For a complete list of exhibitors, visit www.pcsonline.co.uk Prototec Software is launching The Mobile Agent software ...
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Soning AIMs high with £18m venture to house dot coms
As landlords turn their backs on internet start-ups, Harvey Soning promises them space with his new support services group
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LandSecs lands One New Change for over £175m
LandSecs was picked this week for the tricky £175m redevelopment site next to Paternoster Square
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