All Property Week articles in 23 June 2000 – Page 2
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News
Bloom nips Manx in the bud
Desmond Bloom, the property sector s most colourful operator, has sold his AIM-listed Manx & Overseas company to an internet software developer. Netcentric, founded by husband and wife Keith and Jane Garrett, is to reverse into Manx in a £5m all-share deal, of which £2m is subject to future performance. ...
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Delancey benefits as Soros lowers sights
But Jamie Ritblat says 'the jury is still out' on the take-private option
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Commercial market begins to cool off
The commercial property market is starting to come off the boil, according to the latest CBI/ GVA Grimley Survey of Property Trends. The number of companies expecting to increase their property holdings in the next six months fell since the last survey at the start of the year. The ...
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Markets
Breaking the bank
The South Bank Centre has long been a problem for London. Three ambitious redevelopment attempts have failed since 1983. Stuart Watson investigates whether the next scheme on the drawing board can break the development duck
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Markets
Croydon fights back
Croydon s 1.3 million residents provide customers for many nearby shopping centres, such as Bluewater. So, can two new shopping centres in Croydon retain this custom locally? Or is the demand not strong enough for such an ambitious expansion?
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BID revitalisation US style is years away
Minister says that Urban White Paper will not commit government to any one option
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Markets
Arsenal scheme fires confidence
The Millennium Dome and the Royal Arsenal scheme have improved impressions of the area
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Professional
Rules have limited appeal
Appeals A recent appeal case has cast light on the new Civil Procedure Rules. Anthony Tanney of Falcon Chambers assesses the impact of Tanfern Ltd v Cameron-Macdonald
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Professional
Taking ownership into account
Accounting When a building is partially occupied by its owner, is it defined as an investment or operational property?
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Markets
Kingston’s ransom
With rising demand and impossibly tight supply, rents are being forced skywards.
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LandSecs eyes £63m opportunity in EC3
Land Securities has paid the German open-ended fund Despa £63m for 49 Leadenhall Street/22 Billiter Street in the City. The 13,940 sq m (150,000 sq ft) office building is let to the Institute of London Underwriters until 2011, but LandSecs has bought the EC3 address with an eye on ...
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LMS scoops 21% NAV rise with hybrid mix
Investor will stick to unique combination of property and dot com investments
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US giant Outback plans 160 UK restaurants with Leisureplex
American chain Outback Steakhouse, which has 600 outlets in the US, is planning to open 160 restaurants in the UK. The first two restaurants will open later this year, financed by Leisureplex, which owns mixed leisure centres and restaurants in Ireland. Kingston agent Bonsor Penningtons is understood to have made ...
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Executive sinks £100m subterranean shop plan
Anti-development campaigners win the first round in a fight over plans for Edinburgh World Heritage Site
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RREEF determined after £1.5bn blow
RREEF managing director David Hunter this week put on a brave face after the loss of half of his fund management company s business to Prudential . RREEF lost the contract to manage £1.5bn of Scottish Amicable assets, bought by Prudential in 1997, to the Pru s property fund ...
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