All Property Week articles in 25 February 2000 – Page 3
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Professional
A worldly approach
More and more property professionals are trading their briefcases for backpacks. With British qualifications, you can satisfy your wanderlust and continue to build your career.
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News
MWB high on Amsterdam buy as first European deal secured
MWB Business Exchange , the serviced office operator, has clinched its first European deal with the acquisition of a centre in Amsterdam. The move is part of an aggressive European expansion plan that will see the company open 15-18 new centres by December 2001. The company will initially target the ...
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Markets
Offices An age of renaissance
Liverpool has shaken off its bad reputation and regeneration is having a positive effect.
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News
Revealed: the fruits of Alsop’s labours
This bizarre picture is the very start of the design process for what could be London s and the world s tallest building. Developer Malory Clifford wants to build a 1,550 ft tower in Southwark (news, 11 Feb) and has commissioned maverick architect Will Alsop to ...
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News
Capital’s councils squeeze tower development plans
City of Westminster and Tower Hamlets forced to rethink tall buildings policies as number of proposed towers increases
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News
Pelham’s new Madrid interest
Pelham Partners, the European investment vehicle for the giant US Apollo Real Estate Fund, is planning a $219m (£137m) industrial and leisure scheme on the outskirts of Madrid. This week it bought a 70% stake in a 74ha (183 acre) site at Vicalvaro, 8km outside Madrid city centre, with Pacifica, ...
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Markets
Planning: Merseyside’s local authorities must look at a wider picture
Merseyside s planning authorities have a dual role to play. They must assist regeneration in their own areas, but they must also help to realise the aims of the North West Development Agency s regional blueprint A Strategy Towards 2020. This document envisages Liverpool joining Manchester as a beacon ...
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News
Agent arrested for ‘child porn’
A property agent at south-east niche surveying firm Freeth Melhuish has been arrested and charged with eight counts of taking indecent photographs of children. John Thorogood, aged 51, was due to appear at Hertfordshire Magistrates Court on Wednesday, as Property Week went to press. He was arrested in January ...
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News
C&R NAV jumps 17% but shares stagnate
Retail specialist unveils internet strategy and share buyback plan in bid to improve returns
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News
Deutsche and JE Robert link for £138m Allied London bid
Takeover, which is all but sealed, will see Allied London exit public arena
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News
Argyll to steer £125m fund
Argyll Property Asset Managers, the fund manager run by David Hunter, has been selected to manage the £125m Guardian Unit Linked Property Fund. The fund, previously managed by Guardian Properties, was bought by Dutch insurance giant Aegon as part of its purchase of the Guardian Life businesses last year. The ...
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News
LandSec to offload £100m of offices in new reshuffle
UK s largest quoted property company set to rationalise London office portfolio with sale of 12 properties
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