All Property Week articles in 17 November 2000

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  • News

    Westminster U-turn

    17 November 2000

    In a dramatic u-turn, Westminster City Council has shelved its plans to privatise planning in the borough.

  • Insight

    Urban warrior

    17 November 2000

    After falling far and fast in the property slump, Trevor Osborne has moved on to pastures new with schemes to regenerate regional areas such as Epsom in Surrey.

  • News

    Surrey & Sussex

    17 November 2000

  • Insight

    Spaniard in the works

    17 November 2000

    Although Spanish fashion retailer Zara wants to be up-to-the-minute with its clothes, its designs on property reflect a longer term approach.

  • News

    Trouble in Paradise

    17 November 2000

    Birmingham's proposal to raze the Paradise Circus area of the city centre has hit a snag a key landowner has said it will not sell.

  • Insight

    Planning: Storms over the south-east

    17 November 2000

    Differences between Surrey's planning strategy and the government's RPG could lead to problems.

  • Insight

    Surrey offices: Super-deal spate in Surrey

    17 November 2000

    Large deals and planning consent successes have raised the M4 corridor's profile.

  • News

    Merseyside

    17 November 2000

  • Insight

    Offices: Mersey tide not turning

    17 November 2000

    Listed buildings in Liverpool are choking large development opportunities.

  • Insight

    Niche market

    17 November 2000

    News and deals from around the region.

  • Insight

    Surrey & Sussex: top shopping locations

    17 November 2000

    The table and map linked here, based on the results of The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, shows the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in Surrey and Sussex. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each location. The second and third columns show the ...

  • Insight

    Merseyside: top shopping locations

    17 November 2000

    The table and map linked here, based on the results of The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, shows the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in Merseyside. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each trading location. The second and third columns show the accumulated ...

  • News

    Shops yields keep rising

    17 November 2000

    High Street shops are still struggling to find a sustainable yield level and caused annual returns to sink to 5.8% in October, according to the latest Insignia Richard Ellis Monthly Index.

  • Insight

    Industrial: Speke volumes

    17 November 2000

    Development and take-up levels have hit 20-year highs and are still rising.

  • News

    Thames Valley sites up for grabs as weathermen head south-west

    17 November 2000

    the Meteorological Office this week surprised everyone by choosing Exeter as the location for its new headquarters.

  • News

    Land Registry home goes to Rotch

    17 November 2000

    Rotch Property Group, owned by the flamboyant Tchenguiz brothers, has acquired the home of the Land Registry.

  • Professional

    Flex to fit

    17 November 2000

    The users of buildings are becoming more specific about their requirements in a bid to satisfy their employees. The property industry must listen and adapt, otherwise it will lose out

  • Insight

    Fair-weather friends?

    17 November 2000

    Rows over Eastbourne's harbour have been as stormy as the weather. We report on the battle between Carillion, which owns Sovereign Harbour, and the Environment Agency, which claims the developer has failed to maintain the town's defences

  • Insight

    Fair-weather friends?

    17 November 2000

    Rows over Eastbourne's harbour have been as stormy as the weather. We report on the battle between Carillion, which owns Sovereign Harbour, and the Environment Agency, which claims the developer has failed to maintain the town's defences

  • Professional

    Egan's new standard

    17 November 2000

    The industry has come up with a new standard form building contract which could control risks better, and even cut some costs. How does PPC 2000 work?