All Property Week articles in 16 November 2001 – Page 2
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Markets
Hampshire & Dorset: top shopping locations
The map attached has been derived by allocating each postal sector in the Hampshire and Dorset area to the non-food trading location achieving the highest market penetration. This type of map identifies dominant trading locations. There are about 300 or so in Great Britain, 15 of which are in Hampshire ...
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News
Spitalfields protestors seek new delay
Protestors against the redevelopment of Spitalfields market have threatened to use the law on environmental impact assessments to scupper law firm Allen & Overy's plans to move into the proposed scheme.
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News
IRE reports office rental decline
Office rental values fell for the second consecutive month on the Insignia Richard Ellis Monthly Index. The main decline came from the central London market where rental values fell by 0.5%.
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News
Marconi pulls out of Northampton deal
Northampton is the first property market to feel the backlash of Marconi's economic troubles.
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Markets
Croydon offices: Croydon's in-crowd
Corporate tenants take advantage of cheap costs and good transport
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News
Stanhope unveiled as jewel of Crown Estate
The Crown Estate this week appointed Sir Stuart Lipton's Stanhope as its development partner for a prestigious £200m office and retail development on London's Regent Street.
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Markets
Crawley & Gatwick offices: Crawley's flying low
The next few months will see an interesting and challenging market
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Markets
Planning: London-wide and countryside
Surrey, Sussex and the South London area is very busy on the planning front and many large applications and proposals are being considered.
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Markets
Research: Southern comfort
Research shows that demand is holding firm for high-quality accommodation
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News
St Katharine's Dock sale close to collapse
The sale of St Katharine's Dock has been thrown in disarray this week as the two shortlisted bidders failed to meet Taylor Woodrow's asking price.
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News
Inner city
Last week's revelation that Marylebone Warwick Balfour is in talks with JER Partners about a buyout to take it private suggests that the new year could see a wave of public-to-private deals.
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Markets
Croydon's city dream
Four towns will ascend to the status of cities next year. Croydon is pinning its hopes on being one of them.
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News
Chelsfield's NAV forecast downgraded
Chelsfield's exposure to struggling internet hotel company Global Switch has prompted UBS Warburg to downgrade the developer's net asset value forecast for December 2001.
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News
Lease reform challenge
Retailers will today launch a bid to extend commercial lease reform in a move that could unpick last month's carefully worked out compromise over rent reviews.
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Insight
How these terrorists have caused a fifty per cent hike in your insurance premium
At a cost of up to £34bn, September's terrorist attacks in America represent the insurance industry's biggest ever loss. As a result property premiums could rise by as much as 80%.
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Professional
Case news
Gilje and others v Chalgrove Securities – Court of Appeal 4 October 2001 One of six flats was used as a caretaker's flat. The leases of the other flats required the landlord to provide services, including 'a resident housekeeper or porter' and enabled the landlord to recover from the tenants ...
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Markets
Woking, Weybridge & Camberley offices: West Surrey flurry
Offices have avoided the worst effects of the downturn
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Markets
Portsmouth offices: Portsmouth's call
Call centre operators are keen and take-up is higher than average
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Professional
A very risky business
The September terror attacks resulted in a huge flight of capital from the UK insurance market. It will now be a lot harder to insure against terrorism, with some property effectively uninsurable
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