All Property Week articles in 21 October 2005 – Page 4
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News
Olympic body secures Docklands home
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games (LOCOG) has completed a phased deal to take 98,150 sq ft (9,118 sq m) of office space on three floors at Canary Wharf Group’s 1 Churchill Place.
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MarketsPush the boat out
Ipswich waterfront is undergoing a £500m facelift to smarten up its poor reputation.
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Ten ways to take the sting out of your tax bill
Nick Braun’s top 10 tax tips for private investors
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Wilson Bowden is Barnsley choice
Wilson Bowden is to fund the £180m Barnsley Markets retail and leisure scheme as part of its focus on mixed-use schemes in the north of England.
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BA to sell stake in Birmingham Fort
British Airways Pension Fund is selling its £35m stake in Birmingham’s Fort Shopping Park.
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Bernerd and Savills attack IPD changes
Nabarro’s plans to restrict freedom of shareholders are opposed
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Property chief’s job: that’s Asda’s price in market battle
Real estate boss leaves after 25 years as part of supermarket group’s cost-cutting drive
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MarketsArtists in residence
Are the brother and sister team that bought most of Urban Splash’s redevelopment of the Birmingham Rotunda any different from other buy-to-let investment clubs?
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Insight
Arbitration: who picks up the tab?
Sir, Your article on the lack of experienced arbitrators (professional + legal, 14.10.05, p76) brings to mind the issue of arbitrator fees.
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Insight
Appropriate response
Sir, Are developers really interested in sustainability (professional + legal, 14.10.05, p84)?
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NewsBritish Land and Teachers Assurance Annuity Association
British Land and US pension fund Teachers Assurance Annuity Association are to sell the three-building Microsoft headquarters on Thames Valley Park, Reading, for more than £100m. Knight Frank and Colliers CRE have been appointed to market the 241,000 sq ft (22,389 sq m) scheme. The buildings ...
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ProfessionalTrouble ahead
The number of appeals against the 2005 rating list has dropped dramatically from the 2000 list, but surveyors claim it is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Ukrainian fund closes after high demand
Parex Asset Management has completed the fundraising for its Ukrainian Real Estate Fund after it was oversubscribed.
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ProfessionalProfessional advice
This week, exclusion from the 1954 act, subletting to a third party, and dissolved tenants
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NewsAllsop defies high street gloom with £140m sale
Retail sale-and-leaseback lots produce low yields as sale achieves 81% success rate
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Tiger pounces on £130m USS Enterprise
Institutional investor sells regional portfolio to focus on West End
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Markets
Take the sting out of 106s
Onerous requirements are stifling not stimulating social housing development, says Richard Jones
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Teesland buys £100m industrial portfolio
Fund manager thought to be no longer in takeover talks
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Mount Pleasant’s 1.1m sq ft delivery
Royal Mail to redevelop 118-year-old sorting office in response to new competition
