All Property Week articles in 16 November 2001
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Professional
Underwriting terror
With terrorism in Britain a real possibility, tenants and landlords must think seriously about insuring against the risk
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Professional
Q + A
A building company is proposing to redevelop a site. Before work can begin on the new development, the existing office building will need to be demolished. What are the main legal issues that need to be considered before the demolition men can move in?
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Markets
Southampton offices: No wind in Southampton's sails
Without new development opportunities the market will stagnate
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News
Richardsons in Kaempfer tie-up
Birmingham tycoons to become new funding partner for McArthurGlen in Europe
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News
PW reporter wins journalism's 'Oscar'
Property Week reporter Robin Marriott was this week awarded the prestigious Periodical Training Council award for New Business Journalist of the Year.
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News
Healthiest lending market for six years
Kingfisher/Property Week quarterly index at record high of 110%
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Markets
Surrey industrial: Surrey seems to be the hardest word
The region's industrial market is experiencing a lack of new supply
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Markets
Planning: the regeneration gap
Regeneration and reclamation proposals worth more than £1bn are being planned for brownfield and marine sites on the south coast of Hampshire and Dorset.
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News
The weighting game
Two weeks ago Boots Pension Fund voted with its feet for more secure investments. This week the Investment Property Forum met to discuss how it was going to fight property's corner
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News
Why pension funds should take the plunge into property now
When the Myners' Review of Institutional Investment in the UK was published in March my reaction, having ploughed through its 199 pages, was one of anger.
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News
IRE joins Gerald Eve as Grosvenor's joint valuer
Insignia Richard Ellis has been appointed as joint valuer to the Duke of Westminster's property company Grosvenor.
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News
Shops Etc takes Hart
Shops etc, the shopping centre owner set up last year by Speciality Shops founders Stephen Jaffe and David Houghton, is about to buy the Hart Centre in Fleet, Hampshire.
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Markets
Redhill, Reigate & Epsom offices: No worries in Surrey
Redhill and Reigate have attracted most of the regions lettings
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Markets
Running on empty
Basingstoke has its largest volume of available office space since the dark days of the early 1990s, but demand from the technology sectors is falling fast.
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News
Pillar and HBV go down new lending route
A new type of financing for the UK property market has emerged that is likely to prove popular in funding large deals.
