All Property Week articles in 26 August 2005
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Online
Mucklow submits plans for Birmingham mixed-use scheme
A&J Mucklow Group has submitted its largest-ever outline planning application, for a 500,000 sq ft (46,451 sq m) mixed-use scheme in Birmingham.
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Online
Marconi takes Coventry shed
Communications group Marconi has signed up for an 80,600 sq ft (7,490 sq m) industrial unit in Coventry.
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News
Shopping in the shade
Going shopping during the summer in big modern malls can be a nightmare. Apart from trying to avoid hoodies, the central square of these centres is often covered by glass that makes the area swelter like a greenhouse.
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Markets
Retail rents on the rise
Retail rental growth in north London soared by up to a third in the last year according to the latest figures from Colliers CRE.
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MarketsTesting the Quarter
Its purchase of the Regent Quarter puts LaSalle Investment Management at the forefront of the King’s Cross regeneration.
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MarketsPrime time
The Strutt & Parker/IPD Business Park Index report published today profiles the changing fortunes of business parks.
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NewsRenzo Piano
These new images of the Renzo Piano-designed 1,016 ft (310 m) London Bridge Tower give a first clue as to the interior of the building.
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News
Over the top
Topping-out ceremonies for offices usually involve quaffing champagne and chatting idly about whether the occupational market is coming back.
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Insight
Networkers
North London and West End consultant surveyor Lee Baron was established 24 years ago.
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ProfessionalMaximum security
Safeguarding against terrorism is a top priority for the property industry. Ettie Neil-Gallacher reports below on the role of property managers. On p67 Mark Jansen looks at the importance of building design
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MarketsThe market in minutes
Anna Goldie gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsMEPC’s magician
Sustainable development guru Rick De Blaby is conjuring up a mixed-use strategy for business park developer MEPC.
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InsightLost property
Hundreds of private investors who poured millions of pounds into a Mayfair-based ‘wealth creator’ are now heading for the courts in an attempt to recover their losses. Sinead Cruise investigates the case of Portfolio Building Services
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Professional
Law Society pack warning
The Law Society has warned property lawyers not to sign up with companies offering online templates for home information packs.
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News
Multiplex man joins LandSecs
Lester Hampson is leaving Multiplex to join Land Securities as development director of the £535m St David’s 2 shopping centre scheme in Cardiff.
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Markets
Kenmore Homes
Kenmore Homes has converted the upper floors of the former McIlroys department store, an Edwardian building in the centre of Reading, Berkshire, into 58 homes. The flats have all been sold off plan to Braemar Investment Management, which plans to rent them out. The scheme also includes eight flats ...
