All Property Week articles in 15 April 2005 – Page 3
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News
Greenwich council sells Sainsbury’s long-leasehold
A private investor client of BCM has bought the long-leasehold interest of Sainsbury’s store on Calderwood Street, Woolwich, for £6.025m.
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Insight
Correction
In the feature ‘Midtown Makeover’ in the regional section on Midtown offices, the name of Midtown agent Gerver Freedman was misspelt (regional, Midtown, 01.04.05, p98).
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News
Treasury takes control of REO
Treasury Holdings, the property group owned by John Ronan and Richard Barrett, has taken control of Real Estate Opportunities, the listed company it founded as a split-capital investment trust four years ago.
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Insight
Great contradictions
Sir, I enjoyed the juxtaposition of Fairbrother’s advertisement, ‘We’re no fools.
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News
Prew compresses his words
Citigroup Smith Barney property analyst Mike Prew has a lot to answer for.
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Fletcher King hits target for second commercial fund
Tax-transparent investor makes first purchases for £40m SHIP2
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Insight
Rover collapse sounds death knell for factories
MG Rover’s demise is big news for business, and the future of Longbridge is big news for property (see analysis + opinion feature, p30). Landlord St Modwen has the chance to build on its reputation as the UK’s top regeneration developer, but there may be wider benefits for the ...
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MarketsCity house-hunters
As Gerald Ronson circles Crest Nicholson, Gwyn Roberts asks if we are about to see a wave of takeovers in the housebuilding sector
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City view: James Whitmore
April may have been the cruellest month for TS Eliot, but it is a great month for nosy journalists such as myself.
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News
Five chosen for Macclesfield regeneration
Five developers have been shortlisted to develop a large mixed-use scheme in the centre of Macclesfield.
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NewsHarman Healy overcomes Stamp Duty changes
Harman Healy’s commercial auctioneers Felix Rigg and Oliver Childs witnessed a resurgence in buying power last Tuesday as private investors continued to recover from the sudden expiry of Stamp Duty relief in deprived areas.
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Insight
Howard has cause for optimism as Thatcher’s legacy fades
The politics of property, with Steven Norris
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ProfessionalCase news
Warren Gordon reports on the principle of proprietary estoppel concerning an unregistered right of way, while Jonathan Ross looks at a dispute over a section 106 agreement
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MarketsZara signs up with Land Securities in Cambridge
Retailer opts for Bradwells Court in the city centre over Grand Arcade
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Markets
Cambridge lords it up
Developer Ashwell has announced that Lord Rogers will design Cambridge’s tallest building.
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MarketsA siren’s calling
Cardiff’s Mermaid Quay was meant to draw visitors from the Wales Millennium Centre, but even though that project was delayed by five years, it is challenging the city centre as a nightlife destination.
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A calculated risk
The Welsh Development Agency’s offices programme is prompting some to question why the agency is going into competition with the private sector.
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News
Eurocommercial seals France buy
Eurocommercial Properties, the Dutch-listed European investor, has beaten UK heavyweights Pillar Property, Hammerson and Henderson Global Investors to land a 271,250 sq ft (25,200 sq m) retail park in Caen, Normandy.
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MarketsNucleus building completes at Chesterford
Churchmanor Estates and Morley Fund Management completed the construction this week of the Nucleus building on Chesterford Research Park in south Cambridge.
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L&G snaps up Bristol leisure park
Legal & General is set to add another property to its Leisure Fund in a bid to expand it to more than £300m.
