All Property Week articles in 15 April 2005 – Page 5
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Maxted and Rooth join forces for £75m investment vehicle
Duo team up with former Lehman Brothers bankers to buy and manage ‘awkward’ properties
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CGI offloads £64.5m Lancashire shopping mall
CGI, the open-ended real estate fund of German bank Commerzbank, has offloaded the first shopping centre it bought in the UK.
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Bidders jockey for BP’s £480m Knightsbridge Estate
Abu Dhabi royal family vies with Irish investors Ewart, Arnold and Quinlan
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Beckwith and Rose in €400m funds venture
Entrepreneur and former ABN Amro man to invest in Europe and Asia
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HBOS begins 40-store assault on Ireland
Bank plans to break dominance of big two with ‘value for money’
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New Toys R Us owners begin review of $4bn portfolio
CBRE appointed to look at securitisation and sale-and-leaseback
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Eade on: dragging Pontypool into the 21st century
One year on from the new Tesco, a masterplan has been drawn up for the Gwent town
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Nelson Bakewell price cut by 20%
CB Richard Ellis to pay £18m, while elite staff who stay will share £3m as deal nears completion
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Ballymore signs Radisson in E14
Ballymore, the Irish development company run by Sean Mulryan, has let an eight-storey building at New Providence Wharf in London Docklands.
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British Land bags £100m Sainsbury’s double
British Land has bought six Homebase stores and a foodstore from Sainsbury’s for nearly £100m in two separate deals.
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South Africa returns at 10-year high
South African commercial property delivered the highest return last year in the last 10 years.
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Baugur joins Tchenguiz in £1.1bn quest for Somerfield
Icelandic investor teams up with tycoon to bid for supermarket group
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ABN Amro to sell 180m London headquarters
ABN Amro has put its London headquarters on the market for around £180m, becoming the latest bank to take advantage of the strong investment market.
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20-30-40-50
Each week we meet a property figure from a different age bracket. This week we speak with Anna Stephens, 26, an asset manager at London-based Cheval Properties
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Networkers
Dickens Watts & Dade was formed in 1982 by Robert Dickens and Richard Dade. The partnership now has four offices, including one each in Peterborough and London, and employs more than 30 staff.
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Tories to scrap HIPs
The Conservatives have vowed to scrap proposals for compulsory Home Information Packs if they win the general election.
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Labour's manifesto planning pledge
The Labour Party has promised to institute a planning regime that is ‘simpler, faster and more responsive to local and business needs’ in its manifesto this week.
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Manchester council receives go-ahead to buy G-Mex
Manchester City Council has been given the green light this morning to buy Manchester’s G-Mex conference centre following a meeting of council executives last night.