All Property Week articles in 23 March 2001
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News
Reichmann's renaissance
In the last year, Canary Wharf Group let 4m sq ft of offices and joined the FTSE 100. Has it peaked? In a rare interview, chairman Paul Reichmann describes the rollercoaster ride of the last decade and his plans for the next five years
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Professional
Q&A
An agent is claiming commission from you for a property you purchased. You recall receiving an unsolicited letter from the agent but did not make contact. You used your usual agent and have already paid them commission. Are you liable? Anyone in the property industry is aware of the ...
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Insight
Rent ploys
This year will see battles across the industry as landlords seek huge uplifts on leases that were last reviewed in 1996. Kristina Smith reports from the rent review frontline
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Professional
Planners tool up
The RICS has designed a 'tool kit' aimed at helping local authorities to co-ordinate development around transport interchanges. But will it make any difference?
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Markets
North-east: top shopping locations
The table and map attatched, based on the results of The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, show the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in the north-east. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each trading location. The second and third columns show the accumulated ...
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News
Laidlaw voices support for PW
Tom Laidlaw , head of Scottish Widows Investment Partnership 's £4.5bn property arm, gave his support this week to Property Week's call for the property performance of the main segregated insurance and pension funds to be made public. Responding to the Inner City column (9 March) which argued for ...
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Markets
Teesside industrial: Time for Tees
New industries are making the most of Teesside's location and workforce
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News
Rutherford picked to head Ryden
Scottish agency giant Ryden has completed a boardroom reshuffle in which chief executive Jim Shankland, following a three-year stint in charge, will be replaced by Hugh Rutherford.
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News
Serviced office gains for Slough
Thames Valley's beleaguered market is set for a boost with an imminent record letting in Slough and Morley Fund Management close to agreeing a deal.
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King Sturge recruits fund manager
King Sturge has recruited a fund manager from Morley to set up a new City fund management and consultancy business.
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Markets
Offices: In the fullness of Tyne
Speculative schemes have reaped rewards in Newcastle city centre
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News
UK office rental growth predicted to plunge over next five years
Rental growth in UK office markets is set to cool dramatically over the next five years, claims research from GVA Grimley.
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News
Regus falls foul of short-selling
Regus's share price has plunged by a quarter in the last three weeks close to its flotation price of 260p.
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News
Slough NAV rises but shares fall
Slough Estates achieved a 15% increase in net asset value last year, not quite matching the 17% rise from great industrial property rival Brixton.
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News
Up in smoke: first plans for Glasgow's former tobacco factory
Elphinstone Properties has unveiled its plans for the former Grade B-listed WD & HO Wills Tobacco Factory on Alexandra Parade in Glasgow.
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News
EBC to merge with Rockeagle
The south west's two best-known developers, EBC and Rockeagle Land, are to merge in a £14.7m deal.
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Lipton: reform needed to put end to dumbing down
Sir Stuart Lipton has said that the planning rules may have to be reformed to stop architects 'dumbing-down' schemes.
