All Property Week articles in 21 November 2003 – Page 4
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Insight
If London's two mayors worked together, they could be quite an act
The last word, with Steven Norris
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News
Dunloe owners submit £85m Belfast plans
The private investors who bought Irish property company Dunloe Ewart ’s Northern Ireland portfolio have put in a planning application for an £85m scheme on one of the key development sites in Belfast. Publicity-shy investors Frank Boyd and Andrew Creighton have formed a consortium with local developer Brunswick to develop ...
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News
Bradford council picks trio for £615m outsourcing bid
Trillium, Mapeley and Carillion shortlisted to buy city council's portfolio
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News
Kenmore moves into Scandinavia with £56m deals
Kenmore Properties, the Edinburgh-based property company run by John Kennedy, has increased its presence in Europe by investing £56m in the Swedish and Norwegian retail markets. It has bought a controlling interest in a portfolio of 93 food stores from Axfood, one of the top four grocery chains in ...
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News
Edinburgh House targets £500m dream
Edinburgh House Estates has moved into the next phase of its development by expanding its team and aiming to increase the size of its portfolio to £500m 'reasonably quickly'. The company was set up in March 2001 by ex-Bourne End management duo David Roberts (pictured left) and Tony Quayle. Having ...
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News
Evolve makes first natural selection for £7.5m
Evolve, a newcomer to the private investor sector, has acquired its first property on behalf of a private syndicate for £7.5m. Headed by former Abbey Life director Simon Hawley and ex-FPDSavills director Hugh Colville, Evolve has acquired St Nicholas Retail Park in King's Lynn, Norfolk, from developer Turnstone Estates. The ...
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NewsNoé makes £400m play for Derwent
Chairman Ivey thought unlikely to recommend offer of 760p a share
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News
Halabi completes £260m Aviva Tower purchase
Syrian investor Simon Halabi's company Buckingham Securities has bought the Aviva Tower in London EC3. Buckingham, acting on behalf of the Halabi family trusts, has paid around £260m for the freehold of the 315,000 sq ft (29,264 sq m) 1960s office building. The 28-storey tower has been sold by the ...
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Markets
David Wilson buys 26 acre Bristol site
David Wilson Homes has acquired Frenchay Developments for £24m. The 26 acre (10.5 ha) Siston Common, a prime residential development area east of Bristol, is Frenchay's sole asset, which will help underpin Wilson's expansion in the south-west. Mike Stansfield, chief executive of Wilson, said: 'Bristol has seen major expansion in ...
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Markets
Post haste at Access 23
Burford 's recent acquisition of Green Property was big news for the property industry, but a deal at the developer's Access 23 scheme on Purley Way has been bigger news for the Croydon market. In October, Deutsche Post got the scheme under way by taking a 73,000 sq ft ...
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News
£100m tech park planned on former Rover site
Regional development agency Advantage West Midlands and developer St Modwen Properties are set to transform the former MG Rover plant at Longbridge, Birmingham, with a £100m hi-tech business park. AWM, which owns 40 acres (16 ha) of surplus land that was part of the MG Rover plant, and ...
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Online
Police widen JLL bribes probe
The corruption probe in Jones Lang LaSalle’s German operations has widened today with news that the former managing director of the business in Germany is now also under investigation.
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Online
Great Portland reports NAV drop
Great Portland Estates continues to be affected by the central London office slump, reporting today that its net asset value decreased 4.2% in the six months to September.
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