All Property Week articles in 26 October 2001 – Page 2
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News
'Sell by' dates for plans
Development plans should be downgraded once they have passed their 'sell by' dates, the RICS has told the government. As part of its submission for the Planning Green Paper, the institution encourages ministers to introduce local plan 'end dates', after which plans would lose their overriding status and ...
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Insight
Planning in crisis
David Blackman reveals details of confidential Whitehall documents which outline the biggest planning shake-up for 50 years
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News
Mansion Court
Architect the GMW Partnership has won the 2001 British Council for Offices ' Fit-out of Workplace award for the south-east, for the offices of Imagine and Evolution (pictured right) at Mansion Court, 47-53 Cannon Street, London EC4. The 1,120 sq m (12,050 sq ft) floorplate includes workstations designed around service ...
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Topland and Miller close to M&S swoop
Topland and its partner Miller Group are within two weeks of buying 79 Marks & Spencer shops in one of the biggest sale-and-leaseback deals of the year.
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Cirrus gets nod for Johnson
Cirrus properties and Thorstone Land & Property have been chosen as developers for the 4.7ha (11.8 acre) Johnson & Johnson factory site in Portsmouth.
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Professional
Case News
Everett v Secretary of State for the Environment Transport and the Regions and Another. High Court – 3 September 2001The claimant constructed buildings without planning permission for use as 'work studios and storage'. Temporary planning permission was granted subject to conditions as to demolition and non-residential use. The premises were ...
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News
Financial Times's new office building
Media giant Pearson has instructed Healey & Baker to find tenants for the Financial Times's new office building next to Southwark Bridge (right). The 15,330 sq m (165,000 sq ft) building, known as Rive
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Middle Eastern broadcasters on the move
The Middle Eastern Broadcasting Corporation has put its London studios on the market, through niche West End agent George Trollope, in one of the more unusual office disposals of the year. The company occupies a former BT warehouse on Silverthorne Road in Battersea, SW8, which has been converted into ...
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Henry Boot Developments
Henry Boot Developments has been granted planning permission for a new £15m mixed-use development in Walthamstow, London E17. The 14,865 sq m (160,000 sq ft) project has been designed by London-based architect Colman Partnership. It will incorporate a new library (pictured right) and includes 6,505 sq m (70,000 sq ft) ...
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News
Don't judge the EH book by its cover
It was not hard to guess which side was which at this week's opening of the Heron Tower inquiry.
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News
Land Securities the big loser in weak market
Land Securities was the big casualty of the large property stocks in last week's weak stock market.
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News
Local hero's telephone bid nets Orkneys' hotel
A telephone bidder from the islands of Orkney bought the Hoy Hotel on the archipelago's Hoy island for £40,000 at Countrywide 's auction at the Swallow Hotel in Glasgow on 17 October. Countrywide was offering the hotel after it was repossessed by lenders. Auctioneer Mike Logan Wood joked that the ...
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Insight
Not the best of months for British industry
When they were riding high Railtrack and Marconi between them were valued at £44bn. Now, one is effectively in administration and the other has junk bond status. It has not been a good month for industry in this country. Railtrack looks less and less attractive the closer you get. ...
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News
Saxon Law scoops Berkeley Square Estate contract
Agent wins management contract from Middle Eastern investors
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News
Beevor quits L&G to join Grosvenor
L&G Property chief will run international £3bn fund management business
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News
Q: Why are they still standing? A: Because we can't spoil the view
The Home Office and a private finance initiative consortium are locked in a rights-to-light row that is delaying demolition of Victoria's 'Three Ugly Sisters'.
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News
Executives axed in JLL Aussie shake-up
First part of worldwide cost-cutting drive leads to redundancies down under
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Markets
Oxfordshire offices: Science holds the answers
Demand from biotech and pharmaceutical firms is fuelling the market.
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