All Property Week articles in 23 November 2001
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Insight
Why PPP will save public and private sectors
As the economy shows increasing signs of weakness and many larger occupiers revise their growth plans downwards, growing numbers of property professionals are looking at the public sector for the next big deal.
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News
Political unrest
Flagship public-private partnership projects have hit trouble. But chief secretary to the Treasury Andrew Smith tells Property Week the government is still committed to raising billions from property
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Professional
Parliament watch
Money laundering New European legislation is set to extend the existing European directive on money laundering to a range of other professions. These include estate agents, auctioneers and art dealers. The UK will have 18 months to implement the legislation.Under the new legislation estate agents and auctioneers will have to ...
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Markets
Wales: top shopping locations
The table and map attached, based on the results of the National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, shows the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in Wales. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each trading location. The second and third columns the accumulated comparison goods ...
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Professional
Local priority
For cash-starved local authorities property outsourcing represents an effective way of saving money and reducing bureaucracy
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Professional
Lessons in property management
Why the education sector has turned to the private sector to help it squeeze its property assets
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News
Lehman to securitise Shell Mex
The West End's single biggest property to be put up for sale, Shell Mex House on the Strand, is to become part of a giant tranche of property which will be securitised by Lehman Brothers in the bond market this winter. It is believed the £350m property, owned ...
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Insight
It's Prime time for MoD public-private integration
Property industry will rise to the challenge presented by Prime Contracting
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Markets
Take-off or hard landing?
Heathrow Terminal 5 is finally expected to get the government's blessing but the battle for green belt land around the airport goes on.
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Markets
Fulham retail: Fulham's full of it
Retail and leisure developments act as regeneration catalyst.
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Markets
Great leap Forward
Yorkshire Forward is at the forefront of a new breed of regional development agencies intent on stimulating their local economy. We talk to its environment director and looks at some of the developments that RDAs have promoted
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News
Morgan Stanley eyes Glasgow space
Taylor Woodrow is close to placing all of its Cerium speculative office scheme in Glasgow under offer after investment bank Morgan Stanley agreed heads of terms to take space at the development this week.
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News
Tower inquiry: Heron team slams 'gratuitous' evidence
Developer's lawyer says English Heritage not qualified to comment on occupier demand
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News
Nomura duo join H&B
Healey & Baker is poised to expand its strategic advisory team, which is run by Bryan Laxton.
