All Property Week articles in 22 July 2005 – Page 4
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Insight
Byers’ betrayal jeopardises investors’ trust in government
The politics of property, with Steven Norris
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News
Mountgrange benefits from stake sales
Mountgrange Capital’s Manish Chande and Martin Myers are to receive windfalls of up to £55m from their stakes in Land of Leather and NCP car parks.
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MarketsRaising the bar
A handful of property entrepreneurs is shaking up the traditional ways of the pub sector. Patrick Hamilton reports
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NewsSwiss bank in global property shares push
Ex-Drivers Jonas man joins Swiss fund manager Sarasin Chiswell
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Markets
Development finance is back
The development market is on the funder’s agenda, says Chris Lacey
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OnlineAuctions: commercial sales soar while resi feels the pinch
An air of gloom hung over the start of 2005. Interest rates were rising, buy-to-let had gone off the boil, house prices were levelling and commercial rents stubbornly refused to rise. Auctioneers began to nervously consider cancelling summer holidays. They still are, but not because there might be problems footing ...
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News
Wharton Asset Management
Wharton Asset Management, advised by Andrew Mayer Tyser, has sold the freehold of 80 Cannon Street, in the City of London, to clients of Prudential Property Investment Managers, advised by Savills , for £33m. The 50,000 sq ft (4,645 sq m) 1970s-built 10-storey property is let at about £42.50/sq ...
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News
The kids are alright
Love was certainly in the air for office agents in Edinburgh nine months ago. In the last few weeks, three have become proud fathers, and a fourth is due to hatch any day now.
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Insight
The market is still firing on all cylinders
In the last week, UK property has seen its biggest-ever portfolio sale.
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News
Cable & Wireless property boss quits after shake-up
Robert Bailey leaves after attempting to bring portfolio management back in house
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News
Teesland gives profits warning after deal delay
Teesland, the property fund manager, warned this week that its annual profits would fall below market forecasts because of a delay in a £200m deal.
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ProfessionalProfessional advice
This week, new European design codes, fire certificates and unauthorised alterations
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News
Furniture retailer Klaussner poised for administration
Owner Peter Kirwan tries to salvage some of the group’s best-performing stores
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MarketsChildren’s activity operator goes into play in south-east
Wates-backed Gambado signs up at Chelsea and Guildford as part of 20-centre strategy
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MarketsLobby groups join forces under Accessible Retail banner
Shopping Park Investors’ Forum to merge under leadership of founder Martin Clews
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NewsBarclays plans £394m loan securitisation
Barclays Bank is planning a £394m securitisation of property loans, of which the largest is secured on a 12-storey office building at Canary Wharf in London.
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News
Slough buys £276m parks
Slough Estates bought two of the largest industrial estates in the UK for £276m this week.
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NewsAllsop sells £161m at UK’s biggest-ever auction
Two-day event achieves 90% success rate on 262 lots despite disruption caused by bombs
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News
LandSecs’ £157m London trio
Land Securities has stepped up its central London investment programme with the acquisition of three office buildings for £157m.
