All Property Week articles in 19 November 2004 – Page 4
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Northern Ireland developer’s £30m conference plan
Northern Ireland developer GML Estates has won planning consent to turn Gilford Mill in County Down into a £30m hotel, conference and leisure complex.
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Dresdner cheers City with 30 Gresham Street letting
German investment bank provides Land Securities with another London letting after two-year courtship
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Somerfield 3Dmagic shed plan vanishes
Supermarket drops east London requirement after landing Safeway facility
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Anglo Irish makes £24m Bristol office investment
Anglo Irish Private Banking has bought 1 George’s Square in Bristol for £24m from Deeley Freed Estates.
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Premier Property Group revels in 19% profit rise
David Murray’s privately owned Premier Property Group (PPG) has revealed its best-ever set of results.
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Land Securities offloads Knightsbridge block for £150m
Land Securities has sold Bowater House, the Knightsbridge block that is earmarked for residential conversion.
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Reid’s Protego embarks on £100m derivatives drive
Protego Real Estate Investors is advising Barclays Bank on a £100m issue of property index certificates (PICs), in an initiative that will pave the way for a property derivatives market.
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Leeds raises £10m from Elland Road sale
Leeds United football club’s Elland Road ground has been sold to Manchester-based private property investor, Jacob Adler, in a sale-and-leaseback believed to be worth £10m
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Naviede’s Lavandula sells E1 office
Lavandula, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Guernsey-based Pervaiz Naviede Family Trust, has sold 21 Prescot Street, London E1, for £12m.
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CVC’s £1bn approach for Mersey Docks
Venture capitalist’s interest may prompt rival bid from Peel Holdings
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Canary Wharf joins IPD analysis service
Canary Wharf Group is to join Investment Property Databank’s UK portfolio analysis service.
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Helical Bar returns surplus cash to shareholders
Helical Bar is to return £4 per share to shareholders, the company announced this morning in its interim results.
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Sainsbury's posts £39m loss
Struggling supermarket firm Sainsbury’s this morning announced the first loss in its 135-year history.
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LandSecs pretax profits up 8.2%
Land Securities this morning posted stronger than expected interim results, announcing that adjusted net asset value was up 8.4% to 1443p and pre-tax profits had increased 8.2% to £196.6m.
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Government makes U-turn on casinos
Richard Caborn, minister for sport and tourism, this morning confirmed that the number of ‘super casinos’ in England, Scotland and Wales would be limited to eight.
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LandSecs lets 30 Gresham Street
Land Securities has let the whole of 30 Gresham Street, London EC2, to German investment bank Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein.
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