All Property Week articles in 18 February 2005 – Page 2
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ProfessionalLand and freedom
The newly enacted Freedom of Information Act has given property firms a powerful weapon to use against their rivals.
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Markets
Finding the right fit
Get to know your industrial occupier before a fit-out, advises Paul Moore
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News
Edinburgh scores trio of lettings
Spring Distribution has taken 70,000 sq ft (6,505 sq m) of industrial space at Edinburgh Gate, at Newbridge near the Scottish capital.
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Insight
Just how slow can the property market and the economy go?
The developer’s view, with Mike Slade
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ProfessionalDiary of... a valuer
Jacob Kut, valuation partner at GVA Grimley, takes us through his week
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News
DevSecs secures site for Merseyside retail scheme
Development Securities has acquired the freehold of a 3.2 acre (1.3 ha) site in Huyton in Merseyside for £5m from Asda to develop a 105,000 sq ft (9,755 sq m) retail scheme.
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News
Cushman steps in at Juxon House
Cushman & Wakefield Healey & Baker has been appointed by Standard Life to replace Jones Lang LaSalle as joint letting agent at Juxon House, 100 St Paul’s Courtyard in the City.
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Professional
Crossed lines
The Crossrail Bill will go before parliament next week, triggering compensation claims from property owners in the project’s path.
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InsightCorporate values
Excellence in occupiers’ property strategies were celebrated at last week’s Corporate Real Estate Awards in London
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Insight
Constructive criticism
Sir, As chairman of the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment at the time of the active debate with housebuilders, it is chief executive of Bovis Malcolm Harris (development, 04.02.05, p54) who does not know what purchasers want.
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MarketsConflict in Croydon
Allders’ demise has stirred up ill feeling over competing Croydon schemes.
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News
West coast view: Roger Vincent
Office landlords in southern California are looking forward to dramatically raising rents later this year after enduring a soft market for more than a decade.
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Markets
Woking class
Surrey and south-west London are leading the recovery in the M25 office market, and Woking is at the head of the pack.
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InsightGetting down to the City nitty-gritty
Sir, Congratulations on the redesigned Property Week, which has improved on an already readable magazine.
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MarketsThe circus comes to town
When Taylor Woodrow started work on a £498m project in Colchester it uncovered the UK’s only Roman circus.
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News
Dell cements Glasgow park move
Computer systems company Dell has confirmed plans to take 98,000 sq ft (9,105 sq m) of office space at Glasgow’s City Park.
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MarketsHousing to double at new Elephant and Castle scheme
The regeneration of the Elephant and Castle in south London took another step forward last week after Southwark Council approved two planning applications for housing schemes.
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ProfessionalCase news
Warren Gordon reports on how a landowner tried to charge a ransom for road access, and Jonathan Ross looks at an unlawful subletting
