All Property Week articles in 19 November 2004 – Page 2
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Insight
German investment market is still wunderbar
It divides opinion like no other sector, but investors can be cautiously optimistic
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News
TUI flies into Luton
TUI, owner of Thomson Holidays, is to relocate its head office to Luton, in the town’s biggest-ever office letting
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News
Hay fever at the rugby match
When Neil Hay, a director at Dalgleish, retired last month at the grand old age of 45, many rival agents turned as green as the firm’s lime-coloured boards.
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MarketsWishing on a Eurostar
Ashford’s ambitious expansion plans are being pinned on the new Channel Tunnel Rail Link services that will stop in the town from 2009.
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InsightRating list errors are inevitable
Sir, The draft 2005 rating list has been produced three months earlier than its predecessors and is available on the Valuation Office Agency website; and most ratepayers have received a summary valuation setting out how it has been calculated.
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ProfessionalSouthwark’s equality drive
Following allegations of institutional racism, Southwark council proposes sweeping changes
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MarketsTwo up, four down
Exton Estates, formed by two former Berkeley developers, has already notched up four lucrative warehousing projects.
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News
Donaldsons to the rescue for fire service overhaul
Property services firm instructed to find nine regional centres for Fire and Rescue Service
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Insight
Thames Gateway's developers want ministers to use the C-word
The Thames Gateway covers the largest concentration of brownfield land in the south-east.
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News
Five left in race for Sainsbury's Greenham Common "super-shed"
Five developers are left in the race to buy a 40 acre (16 ha) distribution site at Greenham Common, Berkshire, from under-pressure retailer Sainsbury’s
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News
His Ship is coming in
Robert Whitton, chief executive of AAIM, the celebrity-backed property investor, is a rare buyer at auction.
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News
West Coast view: Roger Vincent
Many US of the real estate professionals who attended the national meeting of the Urban Land Institute in New York in the first week of November celebrated the news that George W Bush had been elected with enthusiastic high-fives.
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News
LandSecs delights City with sparkling results...
Bellwether reveals 8.4% NAV rise as occupier demand for central London offices improves
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News
Town Centre Leeds prelet
Town Centre Securities has secured a further prelet at its Whitehall Riverside scheme in Leeds.
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News
A new kind of cash incentive
In a tough market, agents are offered all kinds of incentives to attend building launches, including brogues, designer shirts, cases of wine and even TVs
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News
Parkwood/Investec buy Welsh centre
Parkwood Asset Management and Investec have bought the Aberafan Shopping Centre in Port Talbot, Wales, from CIT for £31m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.6%
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ProfessionalPay as you build
A new finance structure is allowing councils to borrow millions of pounds to fund the building of school, office and leisure projects.
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