All Property Week articles in 17 June 2005 – Page 2
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News
Obsidian erupts in Norwich
Obsidian Investments has acquired the freehold of 23-29 Castle Street and 7-7a Castle Meadow in Norwich from a private investor for £10.25m.
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Mixed results for Emson’s southern tour
Erratic results and a dip in investor enthusiasm was the story of Clive Emson’s south England auction tour last week, where bid-shy buyers bought an average of just 57% of properties on offer.
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Top economist predicts retail rental fall
The property sector is set for a tough few years, a top economic forecaster has predicted.
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Mersey Docks recommends Peel takeover
Ports operator Mersey Docks has recommended to shareholders a £771m acquisition of the company by rival Peel Ports.
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ProfessionalDiary of... a property lawyer
David Taylor, joint global head of real estate at DLA Piper, takes us through his week
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Derwent Valley
Derwent Valley has won consent for its Portobello Dock scheme on the Regent’s Canal in Ladbroke Grove, London W10. The 1.8 acre (0.7 ha) site will comprise 64,000 sq ft (5,945 sq m) of mixed-use space including luxury flats. The scheme is due to complete in spring 2007.
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Databank
The income return for all property is still falling in the regions of Scotland and northern England; southern England; and the Midlands and Wales. This is the message from the April Market Monitor Index compiled by the Investment Property Databank . After reaching a plateau in February and March, the ...
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Cushman poaches JLL industrial investment head
Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker has poached Jones Lang LaSalle’s head of industrial investment, Peter Winfield, to head its industrial capital markets division.
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Markets
Crest Nicholson
Crest Nicholson and ASDA have applied for consent to build a £100m 27-storey residential tower in the Park Central area of Birmingham. The building, on the corner of Bristol Street and Lee Bank Middleway, is part of the wider 61 acre (25 ha) Park Central scheme. The tower, ...
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Consensus sells Hayes park to Whelan
Rotch spin-off takes advantage of the market peak and low yields
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Markets
Crest Nicholson to close London residential office
Housebuilder to bolster resi expertise in mixed-use wing with 30 staff
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More clarity for investors
Private investors can expect to see an added level of clarity on loan agreements as new rules on lending came into force this week.
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Insight
Civic duty
Sir, I write in response to your article on Guildford Civic Hall (regional, 20.05.05, p139). As the council’s property adviser I would like to correct a number of points.
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City view: James Whitmore
In the property services world Savills has been the success story of the noughties.
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NewsEnglish Heritage chief slams Smithfield market plans
Simon Thurley says development will be ‘too big’ for conservation area
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NewsLiberty chief Gordon knighted
Gordon was knighted for his services to the arts and to business.
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Insight
Kitemark initiative will provide service charge transparency
Sir, I read with interest your article ‘Battle charge’ (professional + legal 20.05.05, p 82) and the opinions of David Barrass, Mike Smedley and Chris Edwards on service charges.
