All Property Week articles in 24 November 2006 – Page 4
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Markets
Thames Gateway transport to create ‘haves and have nots’
DTZ report, unveiled at Forum, reveals uneven transport and infrastructure investment
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Markets
Scots resi complaints rise
Poor communication is leading to confusion and increased complaints in the Scottish residential property market, according to the RICS’s ombudsman north of the border.
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Professional
Statutory compensation
Question: I am a protected tenant under a business lease. My landlord intends to redevelop the property. Can a landlord avoid payment of statutory compensation by offering me alternative accommodation?
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NewsSmee rocks into Glasgow City Parkc
Roger Smee’s Rock Capital Group has bought Glasgow’s City Park office scheme from Elphinstone and Earthquake Property Partners for £63.25m.
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News
City view: James Whitmore
For the first time since 1989 I feel distinctly uneasy about the property market.
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Insight
Something for Christmas, with James Max
Hello, Gang! Christmas is all around us. Great. Another frantic trawl around shops full of stuff we don’t need, served by people who don’t know anything about it.
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MarketsTwo towers to form focal point at Chatham
Two 20-storey skyscrapers form the centrepiece of a masterplan for the 17.3 acre (7 ha) Chatham Waterfront site in Medway, Kent.
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News
CB Richard Ellis
CB Richard Ellis has continued its global acquisition spree with the purchase of DTZ ’s Australian residential arm, DTZ Residential Valuation. The DTZ business will merge with CBRE ’s Western Australian office and will be headed by DTZ director and former Australian Test cricketer Michael Veletta (pictured, right). The ...
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ProfessionalGlasgow council triumphs in landmark CPO case
House of Lords decision gives green light to councils involved in similar ‘back-to-back’ deals
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ProfessionalCase news
Jonathan Ross shows the dangers of not signing a binding agreement, while Warren Gordon reports on an unsuccessful claim for adverse possession
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ProfessionalPorritt: ‘wake up and smell the carbon’
The property industry is ‘way off the pace’ when it comes to tackling climate change, one of the government’s key environmental advisers has claimed.
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Insight
New dawn heralds capital opportunities for companies
British investors and the economy will also reap REIT benefits, says James Brent
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News
Siren calls
CB Richard Ellis’s London-based agency teams reckon they don’t celebrate enough when they clinch deals. But this is about to change.
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NewsKelly calls for more homes
Communities Secretary Ruth Kelly has challenged the property industry to deliver thousands more homes for the Thames Gateway under a new plan that the government hopes will help generate £12bn annually for the UK economy.
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Professional
Call for climate incentives
The government must use the carrot as well as the stick when it publishes the full details of its Climate Change Bill, says the RICS.
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News
Debt buyers face squeeze
Debt-driven buyers have been warned to keep a close eye on their appetite for debt as pressure on the margin between the cost of borrowing and the average yield continues to mount.
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NewsLSH pushes into south coast with Young & Butt purchase
Rigby’s outfit takes over agency with offices in Southampton and Fareham
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NewsThe boys are buff in town
Some people will do anything for money or £100 of vouchers for a menswear shop.
