All Property Week articles in 25 October 2002 – Page 2
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MarketsSwindon industrial: Swindon's occupier exodus
Big employers have been leaving Swindon in their droves. But not everything is doom and gloom
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News
RICS: tax reforms could deter overseas investors
Property investors will be 'severely penalised' by the government's plans to shake up the corporation tax regime, the RICS has warned.
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MarketsRegeneration: A guide to good design
Commercial advantage can be best achieved through good design, says George Ferguson (pictured). We talk to the president-elect of the Royal Institute of British Architects
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Professional
Self-serving or customer serving?
Tenant satisfaction should be a landlord's top priority
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News
Hounslow council defies office slump
The London Borough of Hounslow will vacate its Brentford offices next month having sold the 1936 premises for more than £1m above the reserve at Colliers CRE's auction on 15 October.
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News
Mixed uses pay at Pugh & Co
A Lincolnshire investment company paid £385,000 for a mixed-use scheme with six shops at Pembroke Place, London Road, Liverpool, at Pugh & Co's auction on 16 October.
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News
Inner city
There are no better industries than real estate for demonstrating the benefits of the KISS (keep it simple, stupid) principle.
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News
Esso building offer
The flood of private money into the investment market has continued with private clients of a Kuwaiti bank placing Friends Ivory & Sime's building at 21 Dartmouth Street, London SW1, under offer.
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MarketsRetail: Comer challenges Broadmead
Comer Homes' plans for Bristol's Tollgate House pose a threat to the Bristol Alliance's Broadmead scheme.
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MarketsBristol offices: No specs please, we're Bristol
The dearth of speculative development is causing take-up levels in Bristol to drop.
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MarketsBrighton cinema site for redevelopment
A 0.2 ha (0.5 acre) Brighton cinema site is being redeveloped by Bryant Homes as a four-storey mixed-use scheme, with penthouse apartments over commercial space. The 3,293 sq m (35,441 sq ft) of commercial space in the North Street development is divided into three retail units that will ...
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News
New EH boss slams 'short-sighted' Ken
The new chief executive of English Heritage this week criticised London mayor Ken Livingstone's 'short-sighted' Draft London Plan, saying that development in the capital must recognise the 'historic character' of the city.
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Professional
How to ... Innovate to boost occupancy levels
It used to be said that when a serviced office operator hit 75% occupancy it broke even. If it reached 85% it would be raking in the cash. Today, average occupancy has risen well above the 75% threshold, but the trouble is, operators have discounted their rates by up to ...
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News
Cardiff Gate's consent boost
Cardiff Gate Business Park is set for office expansion after winning planning consent.
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Insight
The cracks begin to show
Until now the investment market has avoided the chill felt in the office sector, where demand and rents are falling. But now banks are starting to freeze over too.
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NewsBattersea Power Station hotel plans revealed
Parkview has revealed details of its plans for the hotel element of its £500m redevelopment of Battersea Power Station in London. Architect Arup Associates has designed two five-star hotels (pictured), one to the east and one to the west, with 1,100 rooms in total. Lend Lease is working on ...
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MarketsBath regeneration: A little local difficulty
Bath and North East Somerset Council plans a mixed-use scheme on 50 acres of brownfield land. But one of the site's landowners has other ideas.
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Markets
Bristol, Bath and Swindon: Talk of the towns
No bank statement … Swindon shopping … Rugger buggers … Bath prostitutes itself … Ryder Cup wannabees … twins pique … Bristol architects
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