All Property Week articles in 14 May 2004 – Page 3
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News
Ex-Aberdeen chief Reid founds European investor
Reid sets up Protego, backed by Norwegian billionaire, with former API colleagues Weeks and Llewelyn
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News
Ex-Aberdeen chief Reid founds European investor
Reid sets up Protego, backed by Norwegian billionaire, with former API colleagues Weeks and Llewelyn
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Markets
Location guide to … Chelmsford
Where The county town is at the intersection of the A12 and the A130 trunk roads. Stansted airport is a 30-minute drive away and the railway station provides a 35-minute regular service to Liverpool Street station in London. History The Romans built a road between Norwich, Colchester and London and ...
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Professional
Crosher & James name change
Property tax adviser NBW Crosher & James has changed its name to Davis Langdon Crosher & James and not Davis Langdon Everest & James as stated in ‘In Brief’ 30 April.
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Insight
Make use of a broad team
Talks with planners, housing associations and agents can smooth the path of mixed-use projects
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Markets
Breaking new ground
Urban development corporations – a throwback to 1980s Conservatism – have been resurrected to regenerate the wastelands of Thurrock and the Thames Gateway.
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News
Yields fall by biggest margin for two years
Latest ARAS results indicate private investor buying power is increasing
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News
Reeves to head West End BID
The New West End Company, which is to formally become a business improvement district (BID) next spring, has named Gary Reeves as its chief operating officer. He is currently director of marketing and operations. Helen Robinson will remain as chief executive in charge of the masterplan and brand. Reeves joined ...
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Professional
Casinos have to bet on planning system
Gaming deregulation may be derailed by planning uncertainties
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NewsKempner in the pink on Benchmark sale
Chief exec sets up firm to provide asset management after GE takeover
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Professional
Consultant looks at Mersey green belt
Planning consultant White Young Green has been appointed by the North West Regional Assembly to investigate whether changes need to be made to Merseyside’s green belt to accommodate development up to and after 2001.
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Professional
Two join Bates Wells & Braithwaite
London law firm Bates Wells & Braithwaite has appointed Martin Gunson from Reid Minty as a partner and promoted Lesley Robinson from solicitor to property litigation partner.
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News
Martin Barber
Martin Barber, referred to as chairman of Capital & Regional in last week’s news focus is in fact chief executive.
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News
Donaldsons wins management of bank portfolios
Donaldsons has been appointed by National Australia Group to provide property management services across its entire UK operational portfolio. Donaldsons has been instructed across the 2.7m sq ft (250,000 sq m), 750-property portfolio, and will manage the instruction from its Glasgow and Leeds offices. National Australia trades as Clydesdale ...
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Professional
RICS unveils awards shortlist
The RICS has announced the shortlist for its 2004 Property Management Awards. The awards will be presented on 7 July at the Park Lane Hilton in London. The shortlist is as follows: Young Property Manager of the Year: Jessica Gosling, Arlington Business Services; Petrina Austin, Knight Frank Occupation Management Award: ...
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Professional
ING scoops pensions fund award
ING Real Estate Investment Management (UK) has been named Professional Pensions Property Manager of the Year for the fourth time in five years. Among ING’s achievements were double-digit asset growth in the year to September 2003 and successful fundraising for its flagship Lionbrook Property Partnership fund, resulting in growth of ...
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Markets
Port awaits its call
Plans for a new port in Thurrock are much more likely to be approved after Southampton's Dibden Bay proposal was rejected last month.
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News
Australian Challenger to sell UK investment portfolio
Packer-controlled investor to sell off £300m of offices in London and the south-east
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News
RICS snub as Australian Property Institute votes 'no' to merger
The Australian Property Institute ( API ) has abandoned a proposed merger with the RICS after API members dismissed the idea in a referendum. The decision casts a shadow over the RICS' plans for global expansion, which have come under fire from UK members. In a vote held in ...
