All Property Week articles in 18 March 2005 – Page 5
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NewsCapital & Regional racks up 39% return in 2004
Investor demand and rental growth drive performance
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Princess buys £19m Wedgwood factory
A Middle Eastern princess has bought the highly coveted Wedgwood property portfolio in Longton, Staffordshire – her first UK commercial property purchase.
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Reichmann takes £121m Canary slice
Paul Reichmann has acquired a 4.5% stake in Canary Wharf Group, now a subsidiary of AIM-listed Songbird Estates, for £121m.
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Student housing ‘back on radar’ as Unite NAV rises 10%
Student accommodation provider Unite Group achieved a 10% rise in net asset value to 332p a share in 2004.
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Whitbread’s £1bn four-star hotel sell-off
Whitbread is to exit its four-star franchised Marriott hotel business in a strategy that will lead to £1bn of property sales.
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MarketsE1 flats get green light
Toynbee Housing Association and GallifordTry partnership have won consent for a £34m, mixed-use development on a 1.7 acre (0.72 ha) site in Whitechapel, east London.
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Budget’s £1bn tax blow to regeneration schemes
Stamp Duty relief for run-down areas abolished with immediate effect
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Peel Holdings to benefit from a further 200,000 sq ft
Peel Holdings ’ Trafford Centre in Manchester is to benefit from a further 200,000 sq ft (18,580 sq m) of retail space. A new area, known as Barton Square, will been designed by architects Chapman Taylor and Leach Rhodes Walkeris and developed next to the £1.3bn shopping centre.
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Green guru means business
Young people at the RICS Matrics conference, held in Oxford at the end of February, were urged to get ahead by becoming environmental experts
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Online20-30-40-50
Each week we meet a property figure from a different age bracket. This week we speak with James Haigh-Lumby, What are the pros and cons of having a father – Peter Haigh-Lumby, an operations partner at Gerald Eve – who has done well in the property business?
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Hermes and Westfield sell Swindon's Brunel
Hermes and Australian shopping centre owner Westfield have sold the Brunel shopping centre in Swindon to CIT for £130m.
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Canary Wharf's latest office disposal
Canary Wharf Group has sold 15 Westferry Circus to Irish private investors for £135m.
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Government makes REIT promise for 2006
Chancellor Gordon Brown has promised to introduce UK real estate investment trust (REIT) legislation in the Finance Bill next year.
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Heron faces takeover battle for Crest Nicholson
Gerald Ronson’s Heron International faces a battle to take over quoted housebuilder Crest Nicholson after revealing on Wednesday that it was interested in making a cash bid of up to £480m.
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Liberty takes £653m slice of shopping centres
Liberty International has agreed to buy half of Prudential’s interests in two huge shopping centres in Bristol and Manchester for £653m.
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Government concedes on upward-only rent reviews
The government has backed down on its threat to legislate against upward-only rent reviews.
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