All Property Week articles in 28 October 2005 – Page 3
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Markets
Fears of housing crash fade
Latest figures from the RICS show the pace of decline in house prices is slowing
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Markets
Fears of housing crash fade
Latest figures from the RICS show the pace of decline in house prices is slowing, says Milan Khatri
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Markets
Copenhagen office vacancy rates down
The percentage of empty offices in the greater Copenhagen area has fallen to 7.3%, down from last year’s figure of 7.7%. In 2003, the figure was 8.7%.
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Markets
Newcastle fire HQ sold for hotel conversion
Tyne and Wear fire authority sells for £3.1m as part of PFI deal
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ProfessionalLittle in common
One year on from the introduction of commonhold legislation, Mark Shepherd looks at why the UK is so reluctant to follow Australia’s tried-and-tested approach to property ownership
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Professional
Fair’s not fair when it comes to valuation
‘Fair value’ accounting may be a misnomer, says Duncan Preston
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News
City view: James Whitmore
If patience is a virtue, then Victor Hwang is the most virtuous developer in the UK.
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News
Chiswick Park Unit Trust
Chiswick Park Unit Trust has let 45,000 sq ft (4,180 sq m) at its west London office scheme at £30/sq ft (£322/sq m). Genworth Financial took 30,000 sq ft (2,787 sq m); Singapore Airlines took 10,000 sq ft (929 sq m); and Empower Interactive took 5,000 sq ft (464 sq ...
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News
CBRE closes in on Dalgleish takeover
Mike Strong and Malcolm Dalgleish in surprise merger talks
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ProfessionalCase news
Warren Gordon looks at how the court’s interpretation of the term ‘victualler’ halted a subletting while Jonathan Ross reports on a failed application seeking security for costs from a claimant
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OnlineManaged business space
The serviced office sector has recovered significantly from the dot.com crash, writes David Lawson
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Professional
Green buildings ‘of greater value’
Buildings that are environmentally friendly can have a positive impact on investment values, according to a report by RICS
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Professional
The Port of Liverpool Building
The Port of Liverpool Building is to be restored to its original glory. Liverpool City Council has granted Downing Developments consent to add a level of 18 flats and to restore the central atrium, which has been in darkness since World War II. The architect is Donald Insall Associates. Downing ...
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News
Three shortlisted for ‘Liverpool’s Brindleyplace’
A shortlist of three developers has been drawn up for the first phase of the 1.5m sq ft (13,935 sq m) redevelopment of Liverpool’s Pall Mall area after outline planning consent was granted this week.
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NewsProperty braced for Jersey unit trust clampdown
British Property Federation prepares for closure of offshore loophole
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News
Pushing the boat out
Leopard, the fabulous boat owned by Helical Bar’s Mike Slade rarely fails to excite.
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MarketsConcrete blocks
Urban Splash’s £160m makeover of Sheffield’s 1960s Park Hill estate is its riskiest project to date. Gwyn Roberts reports
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Insight
Property may be won over by ‘Tory Blair’
Fast forward to May 2009: the economy is in reverse, taxes are up and Gordon Brown comes across as a tetchy and aloof prime minister.
