All Property Week articles in 28 March 2003 – Page 2
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Markets
Industrial: Into the fast lane
As the golden triangle feels the pressure of rising wages and rents it is full speed ahead for eastern areas close to the A1.
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MarketsNottingham offices: Reassuringly expensive
A new grade of office stock has pushed Nottingham's rent levels to heady heights. But is this growth sustainable?
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InsightSalaries may be rising, but the economic outlook is not good
The 2003 RICS/Macdonald & Company Salary Survey makes encouraging reading.
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Professional
Reflating the e-bubble
Despite the shutdown of Ernst & Young's e-business team, the web is having profound effects on the way surveying firms work.
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Markets
Talk of the towns: East Midlands
Boston goes sporty ... Skyway ... calendar pin-ups ... TV licence row
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Insight
Recruitment goes down as salary levels go up
2003 Salary Survey shows pay increase for junior surveyors
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News
MWB puts disposal plan on ice for at least a year
Chairman Brian Myerson says economic climate is 'not conducive' to sales
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News
Desmond moves Express to Square Mile
Richard Desmond's Express Newspapers is set to take a new headquarters in the City of London by buying one of the most distinctive buildings in the Square Mile.
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MarketsDerby regeneration:
How to incorporate a 19th century site within plans to regenerate the city centre is the problem facing Urban Catalyst.
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MarketsRetail: Dedicated follower of fashion
Brighton's trendy in-crowd have already attracted plenty of fashion retailers. With three new retail schemes under way the city is preparing for more to follow.
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NewsPart of Daily Mail's former HQ let
Hilstone Corporation has let part of the ground floor of the Daily Mail's former headquarters at Northcliffe House, Tudor Street, London EC4, to a new upmarket lounge bar and restaurant company. The 180,000 sq ft (16,722 sq m) scheme was prelet to Freshfields in 2000 as the main tenant and ...
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MarketsOffices and Sheds: Crawling to a standstill
The debate over a second Gatwick runway is alive again, but there is little movement on the property front.
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News
Pearl pursues management control of Newport
David Pearl, one of the UK's richest private property investors, is aiming to take control of Newport Holdings.
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News
Colliers extends European reach
Colliers International has extended its European coverage by signing partnership agreements with Sogitex, a Paris-based firm, and PropertyPartners of Germany.
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News
Inner City
There are few surprises in the property market but I admit I was staggered to learn this week about the size of the cross-border property fund market.
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News
Ritblat to retire as chief exec but stays as chairman
British Land boss will remain for unspecified period as search for new chief executive begins
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News
Centros signs up six more at Maidstone scheme
Centros Miller has signed six more tenants at the £100m Fremlin Walk shopping centre in Maidstone, Kent.
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News
Waterstone's Trafford move on the cards
Waterstone's bookshop is poised to take over the SF Cody cards and gift store at the Trafford Centre in Manchester at a zone A rent of £332.
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News
B&Q launches huge Midlands shed hunt
Insignia Richard Ellis instructed to find 850,000 sq ft for distribution hub
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