All Property Week articles in 15 November 2002 – Page 4
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Somerfield completes £21m sale and leaseback
Supermarket chain Somerfield today announced its second sale and leaseback in three weeks, worth just over £21m.
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C&W to advise on $40bn portfolio
Global real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield has signed an exclusive deal with the world's largest private equity property funds.
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Planning reform imminent
The government has made a sweeping reform of the planning system a key plank of its legislative programme for the coming year.
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Private investor fund gets underway
Private investor-focused asset manager Strategic Investment (Si) today announced its first acquisition, a £16m office block near Heathrow Airport.
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Wilson Bowden drops Wigan
Midlands-based developer Wilson Bowden has pulled out of a £105m shopping centre development in Wigan.
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Thames Gateway earmarked for regeneration
London’s mayor Ken Livingstone today announced plans for a massive redevelopment of the Thames Gateway region.
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BPF condemns corporation tax reform
The British Property Federation today attacked the government's proposals for corporation tax reform, saying the changes would cause 'damage to the quoted property sector.'
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