All Property Week articles in 24 September 2004
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Anschutz buys Manchester arena
Vector Investments, the P&O-controlled special purpose vehicle, has sold the Manchester Evening News Arena to Anschutz Entertainment Group for £49m.
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Celebrity-backed aAIM takes 100m office portfolio
Land Securities Trillium and Norwich Union have sold a portfolio of seven office properties to celebrity-backed investor aAIM for £100m.
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Warner takes £27m Aylesbury shopping centre
Warner Estate Holdings, the property investment company, has bought the Hale Leys Shopping Centre in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire from a client of Henderson Global Investors for £27m.
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Teesland makes £34.5m bid for PFM
Property fund management company Teesland has made a £34.5m recommended takeover offer for John Sims’ Property Fund Management.
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Arlington strikes air traffic deal
Arlington Securities, the property services and fund management company, has agreed to develop 127,500 sq ft (11,845 sq m) of office space on behalf of the National Air Traffic Services (NATS) at Solent Business Park near Southampton.
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2004 IAS/OAS Awards finalists announced
The buildings and companies in line for the prizes at the 2004 IAS/OAS Awards have been announced. The Awards, which are organised by Property Week in association with the Industrial Agents Society and Office Agents Society, will honour the best developments of the last year, and the companies behind them. ...
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Europa's German partner taken into custody
The German partner of Europa Capital Partners, the property fund manager set up five years ago by Sir John Beckwith, was taken into custody on Thursday as part of an investigation into a massive property scandal.
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MarketsTram to the slaughter
The cancellation of the extension to Manchester’s tram link caused outrage, but council leader Sir Howard Bernstein is hell-bent on reversing the decision
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MarketsPride of Plaza
Can Bruntwood turn Manchester’s biggest eyesore, Piccadilly Plaza, from shunned 1960s scheme into sought-after business destination?
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MarketsTrading places
The Manchester agency world was hit by a thunderbolt in June when six LSH directors left to set up on their own. There hasn’t been a dull moment since
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MarketsProperty's sparring partner
While developers complain about being outmanoeuvred by English Partnerships on big sites, they also welcome its help – and money
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Networkers
Who’s worked with whom at Cheetham & Mortimer Founded in 1978, the firm provides retail property advice in the north of England, the Midlands, north Wales and the Isle of Man
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MarketsManchester’s sweet success
The popularity of speculative developments at Trafford Park is showing no let-up as there is little available industrial space in the area
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MarketsInwardly mobile
While lettings remain steady in Manchester’s city centre, there are signs that much sought-after inward investors are beginning to move in
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ProfessionalRICS puts its house in order
Having shaken up property valuations, Sir Bryan Carsberg is back with a wide-ranging review of how the RICS regulates its members
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Holding on to tenants
Two customer satisfaction schemes launched this week should help landlords learn how to keep their tenants happy and stop them from leaving
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MarketsFrom grime to prime
An international design competition to transform Salford closes on Monday
