All Property Week articles in 26 September 2003 – Page 2
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Markets
High hopes for Hilton
The proposed 47-storey Hilton is set to raise the profile of Manchester's hotel sector.
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News
Stein joins Henderson
Henderson Global Investors has appointed Gabi Stein as client director. She will specialise in marketing property as a key asset in pension and insurance funds to UK institutional and third-party advised clients. Stein was previously an associate director in the European client services team at LaSalle Investment Management. ...
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Professional
The great tribunal revamp
The Law Commission is proposing to streamline eight property tribunals into two. Will these be more efficient, or will the industry lose out?
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Markets
The great land grab
Big shed occupiers are buying up land in Greater Manchester in readiness for a slew of developments.
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News
Schroder wins ‘fund of funds’
Schroder Property Investment Management has won a £40m property ‘fund of funds’ mandate from the Highland Council Pension Fund. The fund is increasing its strategic allocation to property to approximately 10% of the value of the total pension fund.
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Insight
Yorkshire forward
Teesland today starts marketing a £206m fund that will help to revitalise Doncaster.
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Markets
Health food
Derek and Edwina Lilley established themselves as restaurateurs with Est Est Est. Now they're looking for new sites for their latest concept.
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Markets
Flight path
A factory to build wings for the Airbus A380 superjumbo is set to lift the stagnant industrial market in north Wales.
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News
Fitzhardinge slips into the red
Colliers CRE ’s parent company Fitzhardinge revealed a pretax loss of £32,000 for the six months to 30 June, compared with pretax profits of £632,000 in the same period last year, reflecting the cost of buying NAI Gooch Webster . Turnover was up £36% to £23.6m. The shares rose 2p ...
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News
LandSecs remarkets Fetter Lane site
Land Securities is remarketing the existing buildings on the site of its planned Fetter Lane redevelopment in London’s Midtown. The company has appointed Kinney Green to relet the vacant space in 21 New Fetter Lane, EC4, Lintas House at 15/19 New Fetter Lane, and Newspaper House at 8-16 ...
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Markets
Down to the wire
The North Wales Technology Park has been built in far-flung Abergele. But what the location lacks in facilities, it makes up for in fibre-optic broadband cables.
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News
Dixons to masterplan Notts mixed-use scheme
Electrical retailer Dixons is to form a masterplan for a mixed-use scheme around its UK distribution hub near Newark-on-Trent. Dixons property director Martin Meech is negotiating with the local authority to agree a development plan for the 50 acre (20 ha) site at South Airfield Farm in Winthorpe. It has ...
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Markets
Woman of distinction
Carol Ainscow helped turn Manchester's Canal Street from a no-go area into the city's centre of night life. Tristan McConnell talks to the Artisan founder about her unorthodox route into property
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News
Deutsche weighs up regional moves
Real estate chief Ward considers moving back office staff out of London
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News
Heron JV 'failed to deliver'
Heron International and Latimer Group were thrown off the former Vauxhall plant in Luton because their 'proposed redevelopment failed to deliver on General Motors' corporate social responsibility targets', the CoreNet conference heard this week. Julian Lyon, European real estate manager of General Motors Worldwide Real Estate, said Heron and ...
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News
Hammersmith deals lift West London market
The west London OFFICE market sparked into life last week with two big names signing up for space in Hammersmith. Mobile phone operator O2 is in negotiations to take all the remaining space at Merrill Lynch ’s 200 Hammersmith Road, a total of 43,500 sq ft (4,041 sq m). Also, ...
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News
Government turns deaf ear on planning
Bill amendments include no concessions on reform to consents
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News
Competition for stock forces investors to go for a global market
The managing director of Deutsche Bank Real Estate in Germany told the Global Real Estate Institute Summit in Paris this week that investors will increasingly have to take a global approach to property investment to realise returns because of the competition for stock, writes Angela Monaghan in Paris. Walter Klug ...
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