All Property Week articles in 17 May 2002 – Page 4
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Grantchester's triple NAV rises 2.4%
Retail warehouse specialist has reported a slight rise in pro forma triple net asset value (NAV) per share for the six months to 31 March 2001.
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Losses deepen at CB Richard Ellis
CB Richard Ellis, the world's largest property services firm and parent of CB Hillier Parker in the UK, announced deepening losses for the first quarter of 2002 yesterday.
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OnlineLivingstone backs "major expansion" of development
London mayor Ken Livingstone has invited the property industry to help reverse half a century of decline in the capital, revealing that he will open his arms to new development in the forthcoming strategic plan for the capital, due in June.
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City needs a new kind of office, says CABE
Developers must provide new kinds of office building if the City is to flourish as a world business centre, according to Jon Rouse, chief executive of the government's architectural watchdog, CABE.
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Online"Property industry may have to help fund transport projects"
The property industry will have to fight hard to win government resources for major London transport projects such as Crossrail, Professor Stephen Glaister of Imperial College has warned delegates at today's Property in the City conference.
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OnlineKnow your limits, English Heritage tells City
The City must not be given carte blanche to roll over its fringes and produce yet more sterile buildings, Sir Neil Cossons, chairman of English Heritage, told the Property in the City conference today.
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Jarvis shares slide following rail crash
Shares in Jarvis, the construction and property group responsible for the maintenance of railway track and points at Potters Bar where a train crash killed seven and injured 70 on Friday, have fallen by 14% this morning.
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