All Property Week articles in 14 March 2003
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Online
Ashtenne's first European deal
Investment company in €41m sale-and-leaseback with French electrical supplier Rexel
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Brixton goes for Patten
Industrial property specialist Brixton this morning announced the appointment of Louise Patten as its new chairman as it reported its annual results for 2002.
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LMS and Quintain sell London holdings
Two medium-sized quoted investors have sold holdings in London to private investors.
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OnlineCABE praises Canary Wharf proposals
Design body signals approval of Riverside South and North Quay schemes
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Price boosts Canary
Canary Wharf Group's shares bounced back more than 7% this morning after non-executive director Michael Price bought 3m shares.
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UBS launches unit trust
UBS Global Asset Management has launched a Jersey-based unit trust that will invest directly into its UK-domiciled limited partnership, UBS Triton Property Fund.
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Sean Collidge becomes Freeport executive chairman
Founder and chief executive to replace Sir Michael Pickard at factory outlet operator
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Parliament watch
EU puts energy first Energy efficiency has often been low on the list of priorities for the property industry.But legal developments at European and national level will force those who manage or develop buildings to pay much greater attention to it.The government's Energy White Paper, published on 23 February, highlights ...
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MarketsPublic-private partnerships: One on One
As One NorthEast sets up a £140m limited partnership portfolio the RDA's chiefs talk to us about the future of development in the region
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North-east – Talk of the towns
55 Degrees of separation … Grainger Town revamp … Jaguar dealership … sponsored cycle …
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NewsSwiss Re tower wins MIPIM prize
Swiss Re's tower at 30 St Mary Axe, EC3, was named last week at MIPIM as winner of its Future Projects Prize for the best new developments. The Foster -designed scheme is due for completion in autumn. The first tenants are scheduled for occupation before the end ...
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MarketsRegeneration: A town on the mend
An ambitious building plan hopes to reverse the decline in Ashington and Newbiggin. But is it money well spent?
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NewsPrime Regent Street store put on market
The Jaeger fashion store on Regent Street, London W1, was put up for sale this week at the same time that the chain was sold by Richard Thompson to retail entrepreneur Harold Tillman. The 28,000 sq ft (2,601 sq m) store is at 200-206, near Hamleys and Liberty. Cushman & ...
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NewsRegent's Place office space let
British Land has let 47,000 sq ft (4,366 sq m) of the office space at its 350 Regent's Place development in London NW1. Electricity supply company Elexon is taking 32,000 sq ft (2,973 sq m) at £48.50/sq ft (£522/sq m) while credit card operator ...
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Labour MP urges scrapping of rate phasing
A Labour backbencher has launched a campaign against a clause in the Local Government Bill which he claims will penalise businesses if the value of their property falls.
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MarketsShell Haven: Haven can wait
The inquiry into P&O's plans for Shell Haven in Essex is expected to last more than four months. We were on site as the battle got under way
