All Property Week articles in 16 December 2005 – Page 4
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News
Arlington looks to Europe under new Oz ownership
CEO Deigman to use £200m from industrial property group Macquarie Goodman to launch funds
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BSkyB appoints CBRE to manage property portfolio
CWHB and Nelson Bakewell miss out on contract for 60-strong UK and Ireland portfolio
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Professional
Overzealous VOA is rejecting thousands of rating appeals
‘Confrontational’ VOA must raise its game
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Mersey tram councils appeal
The backers of Liverpool’s proposed tram service are expected to apply for a judicial review of the government’s decision to withdraw £170m of funding this week.
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Morley takes on Bath with AM Development
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Funds-owned AM Development is to partner Morley Fund Management on its £200m Southgate redevelopment in Bath.
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Alliance to boost regulation of investment clubs
The four largest property industry bodies have formed an alliance to urge the Financial Services Authority to regulate the fast-growing property investment club (PIC) market.
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Professional
Working against the clock
Lawyers are turning their backs on long hours and the stress of the City in search of a better quality of life. Illustrations by Nishant Choksi
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Scores of occupiers seek homes after Hemel explosion
Damage to nearby industrial and office buildings leaves Hertfordshire businesses homeless
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Admiral Insurance signs Swansea’s biggest letting
AIM-listed developer Terrace Hill has prelet 70,000 sq ft (6,503 sq m) of office space to Admiral Insurance in the largest office deal in Swansea for six years.
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City celebrates £8bn record year
The City of London investment market has closed the year with an annual record low yield of 4.95%, achieved from the sale of 12 Moorgate to New Star Property Unit Trust.
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Strutt & Parker hits £7m target for developer fund
Strutt & Parker Real Estate Finance Services has hit the £7m equity raising target for its SPREFS Property Development Fund.
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LaSalle sells £7m Glasgow store
A private investor has bought 9 Argyle Street, Glasgow, from LaSalle Investment Management on behalf of Stanhope Pension Trust, for £7.05m.
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Highcross’s double buy for £450m fund
Property investor and developer Highcross has acquired two industrial sites in Kidderminster and Crewe as part of a wider £150m UK development programme.
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Markets
Plans ready for Bradford’s £350m makeover
A planning application for a £350m regeneration of central Bradford is due to be submitted next week.
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Markets
Berkeley in £32m Notting Hill housing association sale
Notting Hill Housing Group buys affordable residential scheme in west London
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Hines joins RREEF for 300 acre Kent park
US developer and Deutsche fund arm plan Sevenoaks business park
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Insight makes €300m debut Euro fund buy
Logistics properties across continent kick-start 600m venture