All Property Week articles in 20 May 2005 – Page 2
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LandSecs goes into overdrive
UK’s biggest quoted property company to take on £180m Shell HQ and buy £640m of retail parks
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MarketsLennig House gets permission
Bridgehouse Capital and Midland City Development won planning permission last month for a 120,340 sq ft (11,180 sq m) mixed-use residential scheme in Croydon.
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Insight
Frosty reception
Sir, It troubles me that non-property personalities such as Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir David Frost lend their celebrity to promote property investment syndicates (news, 06.05.05, p1) which are structured so as to leave the investors with 100% of the risk but only 50% of the reward.
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Markets
Food on the menu at Spinningfields
Two high-profile food retailers have taken space at Allied London’s Spinningfields development in Manchester city centre.
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NewsAn odd favourite
Property derivatives, which offer an easy way to bet on the sector’s performance, are back in fashion.
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Markets
The rise and fall of high-rise
Developers must be well informed if they succumb to the lure of residential towers
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MarketsFree enterprise
Occupiers buying small freehold units for their pension funds dominate the market.
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NewsEnter sandman
Surveyors love sport. They play football, rugby and tennis; they climb mountains and run marathons; some even take part in triathlons.
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Knight Frank and Grubb & Ellis scoop global instruction
Knight Frank and its us partner Grubb & Ellis have been appointed to advise on industrial machinery manufacturer Ingersoll-Rand’s 20m sq ft (1.86m sq m) global property portfolio.
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News
Slough plans residential element at Winnersh Triangle
Berkshire business park is latest to join south-east residential bandwagon
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NewsNever a dull moment with Wyatt
Adrian Wyatt chose to remind his audience at last Friday morning’s Property Finance Forum of a saying by Oscar Wilde: ‘Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast.’
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News
Dont tax overseas investors, says REIT working group
Treasury-appointed committee reports that taxation would ‘make UK uncompetitive’
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News
Debenhams in Wakefield
Debenhams is poised to sign next week for an 80,000 sq ft (7,430 sq m) store at Trinity Walk, a £145m mixed-use scheme planned in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.
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Professional‘Party toon’ under threat from licence deadline
New licensing laws say traders must apply by 6 August or be subject to bureaucratic ordeal BY mark shepherd Newcastle’s status as one of Britain’s top party destinations is under threat because traders have not heeded changes to the licensing laws, claims the city council.
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MarketsOut of danger
The redevelopment of a once crime-ridden square behind Oxford Street has breathed new life into a much-maligned area of London.
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InsightProperty’s premier crew
Distinguishing Pauillac from Margaux is not something for which the average Property Week journalist is well equipped.
