All Property Week articles in 23 September 2005 – Page 4
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Professional
Blueprint unveiled for East Midlands
Public-private regeneration partnership to be launched next week
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MarketsBlight relief
For years Cabot House has blighted its surroundings, but Bristol City Council has finally found a partner to redevelop it.
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Law firm in big City letting
Law firm Charles Russell is to lease more than 84,000 sq ft (7,803 sq m) of office space from rival Denton Wilde Sapte in one of the City’s largest lettings this year.
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Borrow for your pension pot now before time runs out
There will be a 75% reduction in investment opportunity after A-Day
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Bristol, Bath + Swindon
The market in minutes: News and deals from across the region Bristol mixed use Council finds a partner to redevelop city centre eyesore Offices: The scramble for space across Bristol Retail: Revamp of St Mary le Port and Broadmead Development: Conservationism in Swindon Industrial: Gazeley and ProLogis Bath: ...
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NewsBank of Scotland to back Glatman’s Brum scheme
Corporate arm to provide £69m for Abstract’s £155m office building on Post and Mail site
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RICS hammers home need for auction market transparency
Novice investors prompt new guidelines for buyers and sellers
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MarketsPhoenix from Ashton
Since it gained a direct link to Manchester five years ago, Ashton-under-Lyne has found it much easier to attract retail, residential and office schemes.
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Threadneedle shops around
Clamour in direct investment market sparks £80m move into Henderson’s Bullring fund
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Professional
Professional advice
This week, collateral warranties, the new licensing act and user clauses
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News
Resurge emerges from administration
Resurge, the former owner of defunct property services firm Chesterton, has come out of administration after creditor NatWest withdrew its claim for more than £1.5m.
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Financial watchdog could police SIPPs before A-Day
The Treasury is preparing to launch a public consultation to decide whether the operation of SIPPs (self-invested personal pensions) should fall within the remit of the Financial Services Authority.
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Brixton shares hit 52-week high
Brixton shares finished the week 4p higher at 386p and continued to rise to hit a 52-week high of 390p on Monday.
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296 flats near Disneyland
A portfolio of 296 flats near Disneyland in Paris is for sale by Princeton Investments, London Freehold and Goldman Sachs for nearly 42m (£30m).
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NewsStrettons’ £21.3m sale draws ‘magpie’ buyers
Auction house sells biggest-ever presale lot for £4.32m
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2 Hosier Lane
A syndicate of private Irish investors has bought the freehold interest in 2 Hosier Lane, London EC1, for £23.5m, off a net initial yield of 5.5%.
