All Property Week articles in 14 September 2001 – Page 2
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News
UK firms take stock in wake of tragedy
British companies face consequences in aftermath of US attack
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News
Falconer planning gain targets 'invalid', says RICS
Institution says planning minister cannot ask commercial developers to pay for social housing
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News
Outsourcing failures prompt Nomura to give up on PFI
Servus, the Nomura-backed outsourcing group, is to stop bidding for large-scale PFI schemes after failing to win a single contract, writes Helena Keers.
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News
Exeter move for Reuters
Reuters is seeking to relocate around 350 staff from several buildings in Tiverton, Devon, into one purpose-built office in Exeter.
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Markets
East Midlands: top shopping locations
The map attached has been derived by allocating each postal sector in the East Midlands area to the non-food trading location achieving the highest market penetration. This type of map identifies 'dominant' trading locations. There are about 300 or so in Great Britain, 12 in the East Midlands area. The ...
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News
Disaster's ripple effect
Canary Wharf saw its shares fall on Tuesday as the impact of the attack started to be felt around the world economies.
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News
Hercules shares drop despite rosy profits
Shares fall 6% after house analyst downgrades forecast
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News
Crown takes five for Regent St scheme
Crown Estate draws up shortlist of five developers for mixed-use scheme
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News
Insurers count cost
Insurance costs arising from the terrorist attacks could stretch to $15bn (£10.7bn).
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News
Grubb & Ellis sets up consulting division
Knight Frank's US partner, Grubb & Ellis, is set to launch a consulting arm to offset the loss-making cyclical nature of its business.
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News
Inner City
Outsourcing had to be the most over-used business term of the late 1990s, when armies of consultants were drafted in to advise government departments and corporations to 'focus on their core businesses'.
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Professional
Immunity challenge
How much immunity does a local authority have from the planning decisions it takes? A seemingly limitless supply, unless its actions are particularly dangerous, in which case it will be held liable in negligence
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Markets
Manchester city centre offices: City centre fails to make the grade
Available grade A office space is at an historically low level
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News
Sixth increase for CBHP index
CB Hillier Parker's all-property average yield has increased for the sixth consecutive quarter to 7.3%.
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Insight
Canary Wharf is on the right track for CrossRail success
The last time Crossrail was debated attention focused on the section between Paddington and Liverpool Street.
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Insight
Retail development: not just for the brave but leave it to experts
Sensible rent levels will allow all parties to reap the benefits of investment
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Markets
Nottingham offices: Rents freeze in the big squeeze
Fresh construction may ease prime site shortage
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