All Property Week articles in 28 March 2003 – Page 3
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Hampshire International Business Park office scheme bought
Shire Pharmaceuticals has bought Tiger Developments' Hampshire International Business Park office scheme in Basingstoke for its own occupation. The three-storey office property totals 32,293 sq ft (3,000 sq m) and will accommodate 250 staff from the company's research and development operation. The price is believed to be around £6.1m. Shire ...
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Insignia's Euro boom
Insignia Financial Group's European operations continued to perform strongly in 2002.
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Network Rail names property board
Network Rail, the company that took over the UK's rail infrastructure, has appointed a new property board.
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P&O Lighthouse block gets Camden green light
P&O Developments has been granted consent by Camden Council for the redevelopment of the Lighthouse block of its Regent Quarter development in London's King's Cross.
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Reit buys Standard Life's Blackburn Shopping Centre
Reit Asset Management is set to buy Standard Life's Blackburn Shopping Centre for around £100m in what could be the first of a series of big shopping centre investment deals this year.
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Big beasts head for extinction
What a Wednesday. No sooner had John Ritblat let it be known that he will split his role as chairman and chief executive of British Land than Liberty's Donald Gordon steps up his fight against the shareholder bodies that are trying to boot him out
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Backroom boys come good
The biggest property industry survey shows that rating and building surveyors are prospering while transactional agents are faring less well.
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DTZ chief fights back
A gloomy trading statement, problems in Germany and the conflict in Iraq have taken their toll on quoted agent DTZ's share price. Now chief executive Mark Struckett puts his side of his story to Property Week
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Rogers Chapman and IRE take BA prize
Airline confirms agents are preferred bidders for 8m sq ft portfolio
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Auction rooms give a fair reflection of the market
Sir, Daniel Mendoza is right that the auction rooms are securing high prices ('Private investors are overpaying at auction', comment, 14 March) and that many new investors are discovering the benefits of becoming a commercial landlord.
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Leicester retail: Centre of attention
The Shires shopping centre revamp is at the centre of Hammerson and Hermes' Leicester masterplan.
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BP pension arm looks into Knightsbridge BID
BP Investment Management, one of the landlords in London's Knightsbridge, is considering setting up a business improvement district between Harrods and Harvey Nichols.
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Senior appointments made at Ryden's Edinburgh office
Scottish firm Ryden has made two senior appointments at its head office in Edinburgh.
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Global Switch hits Chelsfield profits again
Chelsfield has been hurt by its internet hotel business Global Switch for the second year running, after losses and writedowns of £36.8m in 2002.
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Lamb & Edge cashes in on advice for Thistle Hotel deal
Newcastle-based surveyor Lamb & Edge is set for a big payday after advising on the acquisition of a £750m Thistle Hotels portfolio from Jersey-based investor Orb Estates, which has exchanged this week.
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Buyers set to act on north London theatre
The St George's Elizabethan Theatre in London, which last saw a live performance in 1970, could be sold within the next few weeks, having come within £50,000 of its reserve at Barnard Marcus's auction on 18 March.
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Liberty chief receives 95% shareholder backing to stay
Donald Gordon and his board at Liberty International won the unanimous support of shareholders this week in the face of a potential revolt.
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New chief List axes 90 at Chesterton
New Chesterton chief executive Neil List (pictured) has embarked on a costcutting drive, axeing more than 8% of the firm's staff in order to make savings of £3.5m of savings
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Brown set to raise Stamp Duty to 5% or higher
Increase feared as chancellor faces £12bn budget deficit from conflict in Iraq
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RICS executive presses on with 42% subscription rise
Funding needed to make up £2.4m shortfall for Agenda for Change
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