All Property Week articles in 28 June 2002 – Page 2
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Markets
Hampshire, Dorset and south Wiltshire Index
Hampshire, Dorset and south Wiltshire regional survey
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News
Funds join privates in West End deals
London's West End is at the centre of a flurry of investment deals from private and institutional buyers.
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News
Dawnay's Twickenham pool plan drowning
Dawnay Day's has been hit with a setback on its scheme to develop south-west London swimming baths following the government's decision to call in the scheme.
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News
Hippodrome's last dance as it faces retail revamp
Long leaseholder submits plans for Hippodrome site prior to finding new development partner
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Insight
The critical list
Developers just can't shake off English Heritage. And now the body is listing more 20th century buildings.
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Markets
New homes for the regeneration of Colchester
Higgins Homes is developing 167 new homes on Magdalen Street in Colchester. The scheme, South Central, will make a significant contribution to the regeneration of the New Town area of the Essex town. Higgins has also built the new Colchester Business Centre nearby. A series of other regeneration projects are ...
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News
Wigmore St chosen to showcase new Daimler
DaimlerChrysler UK has settled on Heron's 105 Wigmore Street, London W1, for a flagship car showroom to flaunt its new £285,000 Maybach model.
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Markets
Retail & leisure: Sea change
Tourism, conferencing, shopping ... developers are flocking to the coast to vie for mixed-use opportunities.
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Markets
Retail: Curing the curse of Camberley
Nicholson Estates last week beat three other developers to win a retail leisure in the Surrey town.
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Insight
City plan is blurred vision
The political editors of the national newspapers who turned up for the launch of Ken Livingstone's London Plan were not at all interested in the mayor's vision for the future of the city.
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News
Fitch and Liberty come to blows
Liberty International said this week it will stop using the services of Fitch after the credit ratings agency downgraded its subsidiary Capital Shopping Centres' debt to junk bond status.
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Insight
The biggest fish for Fry
Charles Fry's career is the yardstick by which commercial investment conditions are measured.
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News
Helical thinks big on City office complex
JV with Ansbacher & Co works up plans for 400,000 sq ft EC3 project
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News
Battle hots up as trio home in on Green
Green Property is thought to be a week away from deciding on the winner out of the three bidders for the company.
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News
PRICOA unit trust seeks wider base
PRICOA Property Investment Management is to turn its €195m (£122m) Pan European Property Unit Trust (PEPUT) into an open-ended limited partnership to widen its investor base.
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News
Planning tariff axe hint
A senior government official has hinted that ministers may abandon the proposed planning gain tariffs.
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Insight
Brothers in arms
Close Brothers is on the eve of closing its fifth deal – the acquisition of 2, Temple Bank East in Bristol for £28.1m. Peter Roscrow, managing director of Close Property Management
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Insight
Armchair investors are getting out of their depth in property
Few private investors understand the effort needed to be successful
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