All Property Week articles in 16 May 2003 – Page 3
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Markets
The Bruntwood beat
Manchester developer Bruntwood is transcending its reputation as a refurbisher of tired 1960s city centre buildings by expanding beyond its traditional patches
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News
SocGen man to head Deutsche Bank in France
Deutsche Bank has appointed a Société Générale mergers and acquisitions man to head its real estate investment banking in France
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News
Healey & Baker to open Thames Valley office
Agency firm bucks trend with branch to service struggling regional office market
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News
Bagelmania
An article (Property Week, 17 April 2003) reported the possible sale of all eight of Bagelmania's central London bagel outlet sites. We should like to make clear that Bagelmania is continuing to trade as normal with all eight of its branches open for business. Its owners say they have been ...
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News
BAA Gatwick deal
BAA Lynton has secured Crawley's biggest letting for two years at its City Place scheme at Gatwick airport
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News
London awaits verdict on Sellar tower inquiry
Heritage groups lock horns with developer, council and mayor over regeneration benefits of scheme
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News
Everything must go: how the stores' property assets stack up
Debenhams has not been attracting as much attention from property entrepreneurs, partly due to its historical ties
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News
Maxted consortium buys Arndale
Private property entrepreneurs Robert Maxted, John Lorimer and Derek Lucie-Smith have increased the size of their joint portfolio to £90m after buying the Arndale Centre in Accrington, Lancashire, for £28m
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Professional
Growth areas under fire
The Government's plans for the four growth areas in the south-east, Thames Gateway, Ashford, Milton Keynes and London-Stansted-Cambridge, are attracting mounting criticism
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NewsBalfour lets Marble Arch Tower
Marylebone Warwick Balfour has achieved £57.50/sq ft (£618.93/sq m) on a deal at its Marble Arch Tower in London W1. It has let 14,000 sq ft (1,300 sq m) in four deals, mostly on 10-year leases, the largest of which is 6,100 sq ft (567 sq m) to the ...
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InsightGenerous compensation should be a compulsory part of any CPO
The least agreeable part of my duties as a transport minister was having responsibility for compensation claims from homeowners who were affected by road or rail schemes
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News
CIT puts Alban Gate on market
One of central London's best-known office buildings has been put up for sale
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News
Chesterton pair hit back after dismissal
Sacked bosses slam Jafari-Fini's 'opportunist' bid in letter to shareholders
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News
Morley adds industrial to sell-off strategy
Morley Fund Management is continuing its strategy of selling off smaller properties to concentrate on larger assets by offloading £160m of industrial units
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News
CBRE accused of 'pervasive' sexual harassment in US
Company denies claims from former marketing director and says it promotes women's rights
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News
Brascan increases Canary Wharf holding to 9%
Brascan Corporation, the Toronto-based conglomerate which emerged as a 5% shareholder in Canary Wharf Group three weeks ago, has raised its holding in the company to 9%
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News
Private buyers pay £34.6m for call centres
A syndicate of private individuals has agreed to buy three office call centre buildings to be developed on the M8 between Glasgow and Edinburgh for £34.6m
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News
Catalyst snaps up Reit's £300m shopping centres
Catalyst Capital, the London-based real estate investor and asset manager, is set to buy a £300m package of shopping centres from Reit Asset Management
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JER European chief leaves to start £200m company
Alex MacLachlan sets up Albury Land with ex-Kinney Green man to target mispriced assets
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