All Property Week articles in 2 July 2004 – Page 4
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News
RBS plans £700m City spending spree...
Bank wants to buy both its London headquarters and forward-purchase Aldgate scheme
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PD Ports unveils £500m Hartlepool dock scheme
Logistics and shipping company PD Ports has unveiled plans for a £500m mixed-use redevelopment of Hartlepool North Dock.
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Hunter's West Coast sells £400m retail portfolio
Entrepreneur makes most of demand for retail by offloading eight regional shopping centres
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NewsNew Insight fund has £400m target
Insight Foundation Property Trust launched with £293m portfolio
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Markets
Slade Aston JV gets nod for £40m Doncaster scheme
Sladen Aston Developments, a joint venture between Sladen Estates and Aston Land, has won outline planning permission for a £40m commercial and industrial development on a 19 acre (7.7 ha) brownfield site in Doncaster.
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NewsPlans for £300m ski-based leisure development
A Suffolk-based developer has submitted plans for a £300m ski-based leisure development called Snoasis.
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Conygar fails in £26m Sutton Harbour bid
Conygar, the ambitious AIM-listed cash shell headed by former MEPC deputy chief executive Robert Ware, emerged this week as the £26m bidder for Sutton Harbour Holdings.
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Luton town centre next in line for £200m makeover
Luton is the latest town to launch a regeneration programme to improve its down-at-heel image through a £200m scheme in the town centre, including a face-lift for its central retail district.
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£15bn going offshore
Industry working overtime in rush to beat July introduction of tax on limited partnerships
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Online
Northern Ireland debut for John Lewis store
John Lewis is to open its first department store in Northern Ireland at Chelsfield Stannifer's Sprucefield Park shopping park.
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Online
Davis resignation prompts Sainsbury’s property review
Sainsbury’s property assets will come under scrutiny in a ‘thorough review’ of its business after chairman Sir Peter Davis announced his resignation with immediate effect.
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Online
Ashtenne plans share capital return
Ashtenne plans a large return of capital to shareholders from the proceeds of a £132.7m portfolio it has agreed to sell to the Ashtenne Industrial Fund, in which it has a 13% stake and for which it is asset manager.
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Online
Monsoon storms in for 21 Dixons stores
Monsoon, the AIM-listed fashion retailer, has acquired 21 stores from Dixons
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Online
RICS to sell half of HQ
The RICS governing council has voted to sell half of its Great George Street headquarters building as part of a complete overhaul of its estate strategy.
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Online
DevSecs exploits Liverpool's retail revival
Development Securities is hoping to cash in on the momentum of Liverpool with plans for a retail convenience development in the city.
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Online
Government cedes listing powers to English Heritage
The Department of Media, Culture and Sport today announced it would concede all powers to list buildings to English Heritage.
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