All Property Week articles in 22 September 2000 – Page 2
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Markets
The company of Wolves
Warrington s council members may have undermined the rejuvenation of their town centre when it granted Tesco planning permission on an arguably out-of-town site. Steve Brauner reports on how groceries and rugby combined to make a formidable opponent to the town centre s comeback
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News
Look no columns: glass and steel restructuring for Melrose House
Wilson Bowden Developments and Taylor Clark Properties have set up a joint venture to redevelop Melrose House, Glasgow, into a stainless steel and glass 6,100 sq m (65,660 sq ft) office. The development, called Equinox, on Cadogan Street will have eight floors of column-free space completed by December 2001. It ...
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Markets
Cheshire set keeps on grinning
It has been steady business in the region, with rent rises predicted for second-hand property.
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News
Eversheds change of toon trips up city developers
Developers in Newcastle city centre have had their plans to capture the largest single office letting of the year dashed after Eversheds shelved its requirement for a new city office headquarters. The law firm has instead decided to consolidate in one of its existing offices at Millburn House near the ...
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News
Chancellor to give developers regeneration tax incentives
Lord Rogers’ Urban Task Force wins battle with Gordon Brown for zero VAT on refurbishments and conversions
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Markets
Planning: impact of car parking restrictions and residential demand
A review of strategic land interests in Kent is being undertaken by Eurotunnel Developments , which is working out a strategy for the M20 corridor as part of the new Regional Planning Guidance for Kent. The first tunnel to be completed for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, from the ...
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News
Canary Wharf eyes Docklands expansion
UK s second largest property company is looking to branch out of core estate
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News
The man who said no to buying the Millennium Dome
Nomura s sometimes audacious head of principle finance in London, Guy Hands, tells Jenny Davey about his sleepless nights worrying about the Dome bid and the indications that everything was not as it should be.
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News
Minister confirms supplementary business rate
The government will allow local authorities to levy a supplementary business rate. DETR minister Hilary Armstrong confirmed the plans predicted by Property Week (16 June) as part of the government s Green Paper Modernising Local Government Finance, published on Tuesday. How the rate will ...
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Professional
Big Brother: watching you, watching me
Be careful what you say, you never know who might be listening. Several surveying firms admit to monitoring their employees’ web activities, but the forthcoming Human Rights Act may render anything more than that a violation of privacy. Liz Hamson reports on the latest proposed legislation governing cyber-snooping
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News
Dome bid secret backers revealed
Irish developer Treasury Holdings is bankrolling Legacy’s Millennium Dome bid
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Markets
Dartford runs rings around the rest
Thanks to motorway links, developer and occupier interest is on the up in Kent.
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News
Liberty falls after bid
The City has given a negative response to Liberty International s 412p-a-share offer to buy out the remaining 25% of Capital Shopping Centres shares. Liberty chairman Donald Gordon described the mostly paper offer as fair, reasonable and realistic , even though it was below the previous ...
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News
Hermes shuffles portfolio to accommodate MEPC deal
hermes has sold a £150m mixed portfolio to Kevin McGrath s REIT Asset Management as part of the restructuring of its property portfolio to accommodate the £1.9bn acquisition of MEPC . The fund, which in a joint venture with GE Capital took MEPC private in August, offered the ...
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News
VAT’s the final word on mixed schemes
Tribunal redraws the line with huge implications for back tax – and with interest
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News
Priest’s prayers answered
Mapeley moves out from the shadow of rival Trillium, with Revenue and Abbey deals.
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Markets
All’s well and good in Tunbridge
High streets, not edge-of-town sites, are now driving rents in Kent.
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News
Britannic in £500m property expansion
£20bn-strong asset manager to focus spend on office and industrial investment
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