All Property Week articles in 26 August 2005 – Page 4
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ProfessionalAsk proposes health centre
Cre8 is working as project manager for Ask Developments’ proposed 40,000 sq ft (3,716 sq m) health centre in St Petersfield, Ashton-under-Lyne.
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News
ProLogis plans approved at Heathrow
ProLogis has won consent for the redevelopment of the 35 acre (14 ha) former Ministry of Defence site on Stockley Road in Hayes, Middlesex.
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NewsColliers CRE appoints northern auctions head
Colliers CRE has appointed Matthew Mears to head its new northern auctions department, based at the Manchester office at 1 Marsden Street.
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Trafford Park application
North-west developer MDA has submitted a detailed planning application for a 56,000 sq ft (5,200 sq m) office campus on the site of a former brick store in Trafford Park, Greater Manchester.
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AM continues sales talks
Dutch developer AM is still considering its options for splitting its business, which could lead to a 700m (£480m) sale of the commercial arm to Morgan Stanley Real Estate Funds.
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Insight
All change at property’s big five
No one should underestimate the significance of last Friday’s announcement that Slough Estates’ chairman Sir Nigel Mobbs has relinquished responsibility for his role.
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Seven Dials founder leaves to join Alecta
Palmer’s departure heralds change of focus for research company
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Dunlop Haywards recruits King Sturge agent
Dunlop Haywards has poached Manchester office agency veteran Philip Meakin from King Sturge to head its offices team.
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Insight
No place for one-sided and biased ‘agenda’
Sir, I always look forward to reading Property Week, especially so since the big improvements of the past two years.
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InsightAfter the wave
Development on the paradise islands around Thailand has gone into overdrive to reverse the destruction wreaked by the tsunami. Sinead Cruise reports from Phuket
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ProfessionalProfessional advice
This week, tenants’ right to manage, public rights of way and rent review clauses
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News
Brixton sells site where it began 81 years ago
Brixton has sold the Kennington Park business centre in Kennington, south London, the first property it bought 81 years ago.
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NewsHines puts £65m Sumitomo City office on market
Hines is to sell 99 Queen Victoria Street, London EC4, following the letting earlier this month to a Japanese bank.
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Sedley Place sold for £65m
The Corporation of London is selling Sedley Place, its mixed-use scheme on Oxford Street, W1, for £65m, to a consortium of investors put together by Anglo Irish Bank.
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New Look tries 60 Littlewoods stores for size
New Look is bidding to buy 60 Littlewoods stores from Associated British Foods (ABF), the new owner of the department store chain.
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NewsMiller begins €500m Euro drive in Germany
Twelve supermarkets are first purchase in continental expansion
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Europa Capital splashes out €500m for fund
Europa Capital, the European real estate fund manager, has splashed out ¤500m (£340m) on property in the UK and on the continent for its second fund.
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Schroders sells 40m Surrey site to Wimpey
Office plans abandoned as 25 acre site is sold to housebuilder
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Rotch to sell City office for £287m
Rotch Property group is close to selling the Woolgate Exchange in the City of London for around £287m.
