All Property Week articles in 16 May 2003 – Page 4
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Markets
Northern RDA unveils £158m spending plans
A £1.5m investment in creating office space at Blyth Quayside in Northumberland and a revamp of the nearby Ridley Park are among the projects given the green light by regional development agency One Northeast in its new corporate plan, which was approved by government this month. The agency's four ...
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News
Isis funds £13m leisure park
Isis Property is buying a retail and leisure scheme in Burton upon Trent from Standard Commercial Property, the development arm of Mitchells & Butlers, the pub group demerged from Six Continents
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News
BPF slams Milton Keynes 106 tariffs
The British Property Federation has intervened in a dispute about planning gain between Milton Keynes Council and local developers
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News
£1bn Omega development design revealed
Omega Warrington, the joint venture between Miller Developments and Royal Bank of Scotland , has revealed the designs for its £1bn, 558 acre (226 ha) Omega development site (left). A six-week public consultation is about to start before a planning application is submitted this summer. GVA Grimley and ...
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Online
Government backs 2012 London Olympics bid
London will bid to host the 2012 Olympic Games, the government announced this afternoon, accelerating the regeneration of East London and the Thames Gateway.
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Online
2003 Retail Property Awards finalists unveiled
The votes have been cast and the nominations counted and the finalists in the 2003 Retail Property Awards revealed.
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Online
CBRE reports first-quarter net losses
CB Richard Ellis (CBRE), the global real estate company in merger talks with Insignia, today reported reduced net losses for the first quarter of 2003.
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Online
RICS squeezes home in subscription vote
Controversial subscription increases at the RICS have scraped through by a whisker at an extraordinary general meeting of the organisation this afternoon.
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