All Property Week articles in 26 October 2001 – Page 3
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'Newtrack' to exploit property angles
Redevelopment of land around and above Railtrack's stations would be continued by the new company transport secretary Stephen Byers wants to replace Railtrack.
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Dutch to use all means to escape Westfield takeover
Dutch property group Rodamco North America (RNA) said this week it would pursue all alternatives to fend off a takeover by Australia's Westfield Holdings.
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Council flush after memorable first time
West Sussex County Council pension fund resorted to an auction for the first time to dispose of property worth less than £1m in the fund.
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Ad firm quits site it never used
The crisis in the advertising industry has hit the property sector. Leading agency FutureBrand has put its Southwark HQ on the market without having ever moved in.
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Birmingham's plan of action
Twenty years of sound planning and profitable development have transformed Birmingham's city centre
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City market looks Ace after Leadenhall signing
Ace Insurance is taking Morley Fund Management's refurbishment of 100 Leadenhall Street in the City for its UK base in the first significant letting to the insurance sector since the 11 September terrorist attacks.
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Absolute
Absolute, a joint venture company set up by Laing Property and Bank of Scotland, and energy company Energis, have been granted planning permission for a 58,065 sq m (625,000 sq ft) office development (above) on the site of the former Metal Box HQ in Forbury Road, Reading. The joint venture ...
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West Coast agrees new £70m debt facility
Grantchester and private equity fund West Coast Capital have agreed a five-year, £70m debt facility to fund acquisitions for its £200m development fund.
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Funds come to life with £520m sell-off
Royal London and Legal & General put high street and shopping centre assets up for sale
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Henderson plans £420m retail spree
Henderson Global Investors has completed the initial funding for its £600m prime retail warehouse fund.
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Scottish Mutual pays £38m for Chelsea block
A prIME block in the Kings Road in Chelsea, has been snapped up for £38m by financial group Scottish Mutual in a rare institutional retail investment deal.
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Folkes poised to go private in £38.7 bid
Board recommends former chairman's offer after earlier refusal
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Hutchison 3G scraps hunt for London HQ
Telecoms company Hutchison 3G has scrapped plans for a new London base. Advised by Saxon Law, Hutchison had wanted new space because the office it had signed up for, Amadeus, at 27b Floral Street in Covent Garden, was too small. It will now occupy the 2,230 sq m (24,000 sq ...
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Pru's £22m Nelson Bakewell sale
Prudential Property Investment Managers sold £22m worth of property at Nelson Bakewell's auction on 15 October.
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GE Capital joins Opus Land in £18.75m deals
GE Capital Real Estate has teamed up with private Birmingham-based developer Opus Land to buy two regional investment properties for £18.75m.
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Pooled funds outshine property shares by 11%
PUTs and managed funds produce 5% third-quarter returns while shares perform poorly
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Bank sales help Allsop to £105m auction record
Prudential raises £20m and high street branches ensure unprecedented figures
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Inner city gurus in £1bn Royals win
London Development Agency picks consortium for mixed-use Docklands regeneration
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