All Property Week articles in 13 October 2006 – Page 2
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News
Herts warms to huge Norwich Union sublet
County council to take 155,000 sq ft off insurer’s hands in Stevenage
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Insight
Held to ransom
Developers have lined up to bid for Severn Trent Property. But control of a tiny ‘ransom strip’ of land will prove crucial to developing one of the company’s key sites.
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Professional
The pain in gain
Charities are being hit by affordable housing demands, and a planning gain supplement would make matters even worse.
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News
Protego plans Nordic mall fund
Protego Real Estate Investors plans to set up its first Nordic shopping centre fund aimed at UK and European institutions early next year.
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News
Roberts joins Freeport
Freeport, the beleaguered European factory outlet developer, has chosen former BAA McArthurGlen director Iestyn Roberts as its new chief executive.
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Professional
RICS sets up green forum
The RICS has formed a working party of property managers and occupiers to talk to the government about energy labelling for commercial buildings.
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News
Georgia and Ukraine: the latest emerging markets
Adventurous investors are heading to the former Soviet republics, says Deirdre Hipwell
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News
Locals oppose US embassy’s Mayfair security plans
The US embassy’s plans for partial road closures in Mayfair have met with opposition from local residents.
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News
East Midlands
Speculative development lifts Leicester office market ProLogis plans 2m sq ft Daventry distribution shed Henry Boot The market in minutes Leicester a la mode Last of the big sheds Action stations
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News
Name dropping
There was more evidence of the cross-border nature of the property market when a female member of Savills’ research team was over in Estonia last week on a city break.
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News
North-west double for PW write
Property Week deputy features editor Heather Greig-Smith won two of the six awards at the IBP Regional Journalism Awards last week.
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News
Goldman Euro lending team’s double success
Zubin Irani-led business seals €1.19bn CMBS and €2bn of debt financing
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Professional
FSA may force insurance disclosure
Insurance brokers could be forced to reveal the commissions they earn from insurance companies, under new rules being considered by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).
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News
DIFA
German open-ended fund manager DIFA has made further inroads into Mexico with the $87.5m (£46.8m) purchase of the fully let Reforma 265 office tower in Mexico City. The 26-storey 251,880 sq ft (23,400 sq m) building is in the city’s central business district. DIFA already has seven office properties in ...
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Professional
Diary of... a rent review surveyor
Roger Sewell, head of landlord and tenant at Montagu Evans, takes us through his week
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Markets
Speculative development lifts Leicester office market
Two schemes launched by Cathco and Miller Birch and Cannock plan to provide 293,000 sq ft