All Property Week articles in 23 March 2007 – Page 3
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Markets
A new method
A new method of building houses using digital design technology is being hailed as ‘a major advance’ in sustainable development. Devised by architect Bell Travers Willson, the Digital House combines the advantages of high-speed construction and low costs. It also claims to offer bespoke designs because the technology allows ...
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Mark Shepherd gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Christine Eade gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Insight
REITs make Sainsbury’s a tasty takeover target
Gazing down on Central Park, in a white-carpeted office in the sky, the chief executive officer of US REIT Vornado waxed lyrical in a rare interview on the likely impact of REITs on property in the UK.
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News
Spa treats Maddox Street
Patrick Ludde, the celebrity hairdresser and spa, moved this week to Maddox Street as part of a bid to improve the Mayfair street.
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News
Lyons targets occupiers
Local councils should be allowed to charge occupiers a supplementary business rate of up to four pence in the pound, according to Sir Michael Lyons’ inquiry into local government finance, published this week.
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MCC plans Lord’s property revamp
Cricket club explores development to pay for ground improvements
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MarketsTop of the rich list
After a two-decade wait, the residents of the UK’s most affluent town will soon have somewhere new to eat and shop.
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Professional
Late rent payments
Question: My tenant failed to make its January payment, but has subsequently paid February’s rent. Can I use the payment to pay the arrears instead and then forfeit the lease for non-payment of February’s rent?
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News
Invista and Simons talk shop in Wales
Invista Real Estate investment management is in talks to fund a shopping centre development in Wales by Simons Developments.
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The news with Hughes
Jones Lang’s European head honcho Alistair Hughes was chuffed to be interviewed by business news channel CNBC while in Cannes.
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News
Scammell sells hospitals
Scammell Securities, backed by Investec Private Bank, has sold two former hospital sites for residential and care home developments.
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News
Kingspan heats up Yorks
Global insulation products manufacturer Kingspan has bought the former Eurospace Furniture warehouse in Sherburn-in-Elmet, Yorkshire.
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News
‘Handcuffs off’ as Watson and Jones return to UK market
Secondary industrial experts Ian Watson and Morgan Jones are planning a move back into the UK market, two years after selling Ashtenne to Warner Estate Holdings.
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Takeover talk triggers leap in Hammerson shares
Unibail, GE, Westfield and Simon are rumoured suitors as shares rise 15%
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MarketsHamers Odyssey
New ombudsman for estate agents Stephen Hamer is hopeful his body will become the government’s redress scheme of choice. Doug Morrison reports
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MarketsHabitat is to move
Habitat is to move from the Promenade in Cheltenham to the main entrance of the Brewery, Salmon Harvester’s 200,000 sq ft (18,580 sq m) retail, leisure and restaurant conversion of Flowers Brewery in the city centre. Habitat is believed to be paying £15/sq ft (£161.46/sq m).
