All Property Week articles in 23 November 2001 – Page 3
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Markets
London boroughs west: top shopping locations
The table and map attached shows the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in London boroughs west. The first column shows the comparison goods shopping population attracted by each trading location. The second and third columns show the accumulated comparison goods and grocery market shares achieved. Harrow attracts a non-food ...
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Markets
Cardiff retail: Thinking big in Cardiff
Activity in Queen Street and St David's Centre is pushing up zone A rents
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News
MAPIC awards: here are the winners
The winners of the 2001 MAPIC retail awards were revealed in Cannes on 15 November. The winners were: Clothing and fashion accessories: Zara, part of the Inditex Group. The first store opened in La Coruña in Spain 26 years ago. It now has 458 outlets worldwide, having doubled numbers in ...
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Markets
Planning: riotous assembly
The introduction of separate planning guidance for Wales in 1996 was a significant step.
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News
Dalgleish appointed
Littlewoods has taken Churston Heard off an instruction to dispose of around 30 Index shops in the UK.
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News
British Land poaches Andersen man
British Land has lined up a 43-year-old property accountant at its auditor, Andersen, to be its next finance director.
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Insight
Action station
ArgentStGeorge is on the verge of unveiling the next stage in its plans for London's King's Cross. The results will be a testament to all the parties involved.
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News
RICS predicts sluggish growth across all sectors
Rental growth in the office sector will fall to below 2% in 2002 as job cuts and rising availability begin to bite, according to research from the RICS.
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News
Laing goes on market with £50m price tag
Jones Lang LaSalle Corporate Finance appointed to find buyer
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News
Sainsbury's in 5% yield sale
Sainsbury's supermarket in Guildford went under offer this week at a yield of around 5% after a fierce bidding competition.
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News
Terminal 5 to boost market
This week's planning approval for a fifth terminal at Heathrow is expected to give a long-term boost to the ailing Thames Valley market.
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News
Great Portland takes 3.5% NAV blow
Portfolio revaluation and debenture repayments hit NAV and share price
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