All Property Week articles in 24 March 2005 – Page 2
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ProfessionalPartners in grime
English Partnerships is bringing together landowners, developers and planners to explore ways to revive brownfield sites across the UK.
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MarketsOxford graduates
Out-of-town offices have come into their own since the city council restricted development in the city centre.
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Government reinforces stance on out-of-town retail
But new planning guidance offers hope for retailers with call for ‘flexibility and realism’
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InsightGoing places
Who’s moving onwards and upwards. For all this week’s appointments, turn to p115
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MarketsA free market
A lack of take-up in the industrial sector has led to the development of smaller units for freehold sale.
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News
Soaring rents force Sephora to leave UK
Sephora, the perfume retailer owned by luxury goods conglomerate LVMH, is poised to pull out of the UK after incurring rent hikes at many of its stores.
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NewsRisks and restrictions make ISAs no fairytale investment
Private investors should not rush in to ‘tax-free’ savings accounts as deadline approaches
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PricewaterhouseCoopers in estates shake-up
PricewaterhouseCoopers is is seeking to appoint a single property adviser to review its 2.7m sq ft (250,835 sq m) property portfolio in the UK.
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Markets
Laing O’Rourke launches housebuilding division
Explore Living to begin with south-east focus before competing with national housebuilders
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ProfessionalDiary of... a project manager
Mike Cuthbert, project management partner at Drivers Jonas, takes us through his week
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Markets
A shortlist of developers
A shortlist of developers has been announced by the South East England Development Agency to complete the residential element of the Woolston Riverside site in Southampton, Hampshire. Barratt Homes, Berkeley Homes (Southern), Crest Nicholson , George Wimpey UK and Taylor Woodrow are all in the running to build the ...
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NewsREIT move lifts sector despite end to Stamp Duty relief
Return of tax in deprived areas fails to dampen property industry after REIT resolution
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MarketsDepartment stars
Shopping centres need anchors, and developers can offer them big discounts to secure their charms.
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A managed decline
With more properties coming on to the market, price drops look set to continue
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NewsCushman opens Manchester
Purchase of Paul Nichols & Co launches CWHB’s drive into the north-west
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ProfessionalThe learning curve
Unlike their US and Asian counterparts, European MBAs have been slow to cover real estate, but the prestigious INSEAD business school aims to change all that.
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US shed developer pulls out of Croydon scheme
Panattoni, a competitor to ProLogis in the US, has pulled out of its first deal in the UK.
