All Property Week articles in 21 December 2001 – Page 2
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News
Quintain/Lend Lease picked for Dome
A joint venture between Australian property group Lend Lease and Quintain was this week selected as the government's joint venture partner for the redevelopment of the Millennium Dome.
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Developers enter the moral maze
Business and morals can often be uneasy bedfellows. We report on how three top property entrepreneurs balance property and ethics
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Transformer makes Islington debut
Transformer Properties, the property company set up by former Estates Times editor Lee Mallett, has signed its first deal.
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Daring start leads to sudden end
Security Capital did not mess around when it decided to invest in Europe.
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P&O taken to court for ignoring Grimsby site
P&O Developments appeared in the High Court this week to face legal action over a huge leisure and residential site which it has left idle for five years.
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Markets
The Coppergate saga
CABE and English Heritage are on a collision course over Land Securities' proposed Coppergate Riverside scheme in York. We report on two public bodies on different sides of the planning debate
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Insight
A royal rebuttal of tall buildings
Tall buildings are socially, aesthetically and economically damaging
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Professional
How to...Capitalise from private investors' new hunger for bricks and mortar
The biggest hitter in the commercial property auction stakes, Allsop, held one of its regular two-day sales in London a month after the 11 September trauma and achieved a best-ever total of £104.8m for 215 lots sold. And this experience was not a mere flash in the pan, as sales ...
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B&Q finds tailor-made location in Cheshire
A giant B&Q warehouse will be built on the site of a long-established tailor's factory in Crewe.
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Property chiefs unite in BIDs funding row
Taskforce to lobby for landlords to fund business improvement districts
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US bank in huge Canary sublet
Bank of America to take 250,000 sq ft from Credit Suisse First Boston in Docklands
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Deutsche Bank seals hotel coup
London-based Deutsche Bank real estate private equity group has scooped the largest hotel deal in Europe this year in a 285m (£178m) purchase of the Hotel Arts complex in Barcelona.
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Docklands offices to be axed for flats
Office slump forces Capital & Provident to consider residential scheme
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RDA picks Ashtenne
Regional Development Agency Yorkshire Forward has selected Ashtenne Industrial Fund, the partnership between shed specialist Ashtenne and Morley Fund Management, as the preferred bidder for its land and property portfolio.
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What next for once-dynamic Euro arm?
What is to be the fate of Security Capital's £400m European arm?
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