All Property Week articles in 22 November 2002
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Online
BAA agrees £37m sale and leaseback
BAA Lynton this week announced the sale and leaseback of a 6.3 ha (15.5 acre) development site near Heathrow airport.
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Online
Minerva announces Allders buyout
Central London developer Minerva this morning announced plans for a move into retailing, with the takeover of department store chain Allders at a cost of £94m.
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InsightThe promised land
Israeli investors are lining up the British property sector as a diversification from their own troubled market.
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Markets
Industrial: The price isn't right
High rents are pricing industrial occupiers out of the Surrey market.
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Professional
How to... Peel the security onion without tears
As security manager for what is 'the most heavily policed patch of urban real estate' in Britain, Richard Flenley likens his approach to a cut onion. Do the risk assessment, and then install the right rings of security tightly around your assets.
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Insight
Israel can still be the land of milk and honey for UK investors
A UK business delegation to Tel Aviv shows that bilateral trade is as important as ever
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News
Heals signs up in Manchester
Upmarket furniture store Heals has signed for its first northern store at Prudential's New Cathedral Street development in Manchester.
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NewsMinerva heads for planning row
Minerva is set for a planning battle over its plans for a huge tower in the City after the body responsible for protecting the Tower of London lodged an objection. Historic Royal Palaces has written to the Corporation, saying that the scheme will unacceptably affect the setting of the ...
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News
Great Portland ready to spend
Great Portland Estates' new management team has £240m to spend on central London properties to try to transform its fortunes.
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InsightThe next generation
Mark Collins and Ian Ellis this week joined Francis Salway, Andrew Macfarlane and chief executive Ian Henderson on the Land Securities board. Property Week spoke to each of them.
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MarketsOffices: From Top Gun to Top Gear
Rutland Group is redeveloping Dunsfold aerodrome for mixed-use. We report on the site that has become famous as the practice ground for BBC motor show Top Gear
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Insight
Yorkshire Forward shows it needn't be grim up north
A couple of weeks ago I wrote that the test of the Urban Summit would be whether it succeeded in addressing the real issues that have held back regeneration in this country.
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MarketsYorkshire Forward: Yorkshire's star turn
World-renowned architects are lending a touch of inspiration to towns in northern England.
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Markets
Public sector sell-offs: Forces' market
The changing property requirements of the Metropolitan Police and armed forces will bring thousands of square feet on prime sites in central and Greater London to the market.
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News
Pearson to fill Gap's giant Rugby pitch
Owner of Financial Times and Penguin books to take surplus space
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News
Estate plans Mayfair makeover
The Arab owners of London's Berkeley Square Estate have revealed plans to revamp the 4 ha (10 acres) of Mayfair it bought last year.
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InsightHenderson's heirs: this time it won't end in tears
Ian Henderson is the first to admit that the issue of who will replace him as the chief executive of Land Securities is now firmly back on the agenda.
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News
Smyth out of Dunloe
The battle for control of Irish property company Dunloe Ewart has taken a further twist.
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MarketsDown by the riverside
Image means everything for the latest crop of development going up next to the Thames.
