All Property Week articles in 17 September 2004 – Page 4
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News
Hampshire auctioneer joins Cli
Auctioneer Clive Emson is to merge with Robert Marchant, the Hampshire-based auctioneer, it was revealed this week.
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Professional
Dangerous assignments
Landlords that refuse consent to assign find themselves increasingly on the wrong side of the law.
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Slough appoints new MD in shake-up for European expansion
Slough Estates has unveiled plans to reorganise its management and operations in continental Europe.
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Paul Smith to open on Albem Street
Top fashion retailer Paul Smith is to open on Albemarle Street in London’s West End, after buying a shop unit with offices above from airline Gulf Air.
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London Development Agencys planning U-turn at Gateway
The London Development Agency has reversed its policy on distribution property in the London Gateway and allowed Wincanton subsidiary House of Hill to take space at Easter Developments’ Beam Reach scheme.
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Next adds to high street and distribution space
Clothing and homeware retailer Next announced this week that it is to add 480,000 sq ft (44,600 sq m) to its portfolio by January 2006, bringing its total trading space to more than 3.3m sq ft (306,600 sq m).
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Insight
Absence makes Hart fonder
Sir Stuart Lipton celebrated 20 years of his development company Stanhope last week with a lavish champagne and canape reception at the Treasury building he helped to develop.
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UBS and Warner funds make 90m Daventry shed raid
Triton fund buys 1m sq ft and Radial buys three buildings at rail freight terminal
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Henderson goes in for £50m Knightsbridge deal
Henderson Global Investors is to expand its new Central London Office Fund by buying the headquarters of Alfred Dunhill in Knightsbridge.
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NewsAPI launches £300m high-income fund
Arlington targets institutions and private investors with Irish-listed fund
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NewsMorley’s £23m retail antique
Morley Fund Management has bought Birmingham’s oldest shopping centre for nearly £23m.
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MarketsClass of 2004
Graduates looking for financial success and a healthy work/life balance have found their answer in property. That is the unmistakable message from the Class of 2004 over the next 12 pages. Burdened with debt but unwilling to sell their souls for careers in finance or law, the latest generation of ...
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NewsThe class of 2004
Congratulations to Tom Richardson (pictured), who has just landed a job at Carter Jonas and who is featured in our 12-page special report on graduates.
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News
InterContinental readies £1.3b
InterContinental Hotels has placed a £1.3bn portfolio of properties up for sale in the latest disposal by the group.
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Online
Nursing home group receives £450m property approach
NHP, the nursing home owner and operator, has received an approach from an undisclosed buyer to acquire the £450m property assets of the company. The sale would comprise the entire portfolio of NHP, and coincides with the sale of NHP’s nursing home business, Highfield Care.
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Online
Cap & Reg heralds 14.4% NAV rise
Capital & Regional this morning boasted a 14.4% increase in net asset value, as the company posted another set of strong interim results.
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Online
Unite NAV up 4.6%
Unite, the student accommodation provider, announced a 4.6% increase in net asset value in interim results today and described market fundamentals in the sector as ‘stronger than ever’.
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Online
Hercules in takeover talks
Hercules Property Services, the property management, services and insurance group, is in takeover talks with an undisclosed party, it was revealed this morning.
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Online
Next unveils expansion drive
Next is to add 480,000 sq ft (44,600 sq m) of space to its store estate by January 2006, the company announced in its interim results this morning.
