All Property Week articles in 14 February 2003 – Page 3
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Insight
Company mergers are the inevitable price of a rapidly changing industry
As a client, John Richards feels mergers are both inevitable and necessary in the pursuit of quality
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MarketsSorry, no change
Shoppers in Leeds have been looking forward to the overhaul of the Trinity Arcade. Two years later they're still waiting and the city's retail future remains uncertain.
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News
Carter out of SSSB
Alan Carter, one of the property sector's most highly rated and best-known analysts, left Schroder Salomon Smith Barney on Tuesday.
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Markets
Planning: Handle with care
Historic centres and a lack of brownfield land mean Berkshire's green belt is coming under pressure for development.
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News
Zurich swoops on Fusion for Cardiff HQ
Financial services group Zurich is set to lease Fusion Point in Cardiff in one of the most eagerly awaited letting deals in the city.
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News
Casino operators count on Cardiff schemes
Leisure operator Rank is to open a casino at Atlantic Wharf Leisure Village in Cardiff.
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InsightThe brutal logic of tycoons
The merger of CB Hillier Parker and Insignia Richard Ellis is the inevitable next chapter for those surveying partnerships bought by Americans in the late 1990s.
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NewsKPMG poised to sell Bristol headquarters
Sydney & London joint venture set to pay £32m for Temple Street building
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InsightGermany hits rock bottom
Germany's economy is in the doldrums and it has hit the property industry hard.
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News
Liberty boss slams Higgs
Liberty International chairman Donald Gordon has slammed Derek Higgs' report on the role of non-executive directors as 'unrealistic, impractical and likely to be seriously detrimental if fully adopted'.
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MarketsIndustrial: Making life taste bitter
Greenham Common, home to cruise missiles and a peace camp in the 1980s, is now the scene of a dispute between Sainsbury's and local residents.
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MarketsOffices: Reality bites
Now accustomed to the lean times in the Thames Valley, agents are getting stuck in to the job of letting buildings.
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News
Bilton takes stake in Warner Bros buyout
Anton Bilton, the founder of private property company Raven Group, has taken a stake in Warner Bros Studio Stores UK, which is now the subject of a buyout.
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News
Biggest spec shed planned in Lancs
Cheshire-based Gladman's building is 60,000 sq ft larger than the Big One
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InsightInside the big deal
The biggest ever merger between two surveying firms will produce a world leader. We make the first in-depth analysis of CB Richard Ellis's takeover of Insignia Financial, and asks what it means for the UK property business and staff
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Markets
Talk of the towns: Berkshire
Too many offices in Slough ... regeneration debate that never ends … shed for Booker ... Newbury reshuffle
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