All Property Week articles in 27 May 2005 – Page 3
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News
Oldham shortlist for town centre
Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council has drawn up a shortlist for the 1.6 acre (0.6 ha) redevelopment of Oldham town centre.
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ProfessionalCase news
Jonathan Ross reports on a landlord’s alleged breach of a tenant’s ‘quiet enjoyment’, while Warren Gordon looks at a dispute over rights of way
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Markets
Insight buys Victory House
Insight has bought Victory House at Trafalgar Place in Brighton from private investors for £16.1m.
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Markets
Buyers in the driving seat
Fears of rising interest rates have subdued demand but have increased selling, says Milan Khatri
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MarketsBuller country
What has attracted trendspotter Alfred Buller from London’s Midtown to 3,000 acres of land in Northamptonshire?
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News
De Lux opening in Bristol
Cinema operator National Amusements will launch its first UK Cinema de Lux concept at Bristol Alliance’s £500m Broadmead scheme.
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MarketsRecord breakers
The biggest-ever office letting in Sussex could signal a complete turnaround for the south coast office market.
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News
Break a leg
Eddie Castillo left Atisreal a couple of weeks ago to do what so many Aussies do – go travelling around Europe for three months before heading back to his homeland.
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Insight
Reshuffle provides the brains to match Prescotts brawn
The politics of property, with Steven Norris
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Markets
Queen’s Speech proposes bill to regulate home reversions
Government plans FSA supervision of growing reversions market and housing benefit reforms
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News
Bidding subdued at Colliers CRE
Investors suffered from a mild bout of post-election blues at Colliers CRE’s event last Monday, where just 67% of properties offered changed hands.
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Insight
Building the best surveyors
Sir, As a building surveying student coming to the end of my first year at university I was interested in the feature on recruitment problems in the profession (professional + legal, 13.05.05, p58).
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News
TP Bennett
Architecture and design practice TP Bennett has bought its offices at 1 America Street in London’s Southwark.
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OnlineFinance: borrowing has never been easier
Soaring property demand has been more than matched by lenders eager to grab a bigger slice of the market. It has never been easier to raise finance. Warnings from the Bank of England have failed to rein in banks and building societies, which continue to lend up to 85% of ...
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News
Bank of England’s City sale
Welbeck Land, the development arm of the Howard de Walden Estate, has won the battle to buy a prestigious site opposite the Bank of England.
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News
Upward-only ban ‘would damage markets’
A ban on upward-only rent reviews would not affect the property sector as a whole, but would be damaging to specific sectors, according to research from the Investment Property Forum.
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News
Ball control
Every year, NAI Fuller Peiser’s London staff plays its Birmingham office at football.
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News
Unhappy shareholders look for Nelson Bakewell exit
Cannon, Collins and Wheeler to grill chairman at June AGM
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InsightThe AXA man cometh
Axa’s Steve Smith beat seven bidders to the £2.1bn Co-operative Insurance Society portfolio. Penny Guest asks if the wild man of fund management isn’t a frustrated property chief at heart.
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News
Is this the year to sell in May and go away?
Malcolm Naish asks if the old stock market adage holds true for commercial property
