All Property Week articles in 28 September 2001 – Page 3
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News
Benchmark to pay special dividend to shareholders
West End specialist follows lead set by Helical, Pillar and Great Portland in recycling capital
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News
Westfield/RNA battle hots up
The row between Rodamco North America (RNA) and Australian retail property giant Westfield intensified this week, when RNA said it would issue shares to an independent trust to counter plans by Westfield to take control of it.
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Markets
Teesside industrial: Underdog is biting back
Teesside is trying to shine in the shadow of its neighbour
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News
BA considers property-sale rescue
British Airways has said it will consider selling off its property portfolio in the long-term as part of a rescue package following the New York attack.
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News
Tall buildings encouraged in City despite US attacks
Government-appointed inspector identifies two areas for skyscrapers but at no cost to St Paul's views
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News
Axa boosts Ashtenne £75m fund
Ashtenne has secured funding for a £75m trade park fund after Axa REIM came up with half the equity.
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News
£60m City deal falls through
One investment deal has collapsed and another is likely to fall through after the same party failed to complete both, despite the first being under offer for more than six months.
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News
Chins up at Freeport despite 6% NAV drop
Retail yield rise hits factory outlet specialist, but is the 'only negative'
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News
Lend Lease to launch £500m Euro shopping centre funds
Global fund manager plans to cash in on differing economic cycles on mainland
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News
Marconi to sell troubled 44 acre development site
Telecoms giant creates London's second largest development site with 44 acre Wembley disposal
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News
Solitaire sees 36% profit rise
Solitaire Group, the AIM-listed provider of property management services, increased pretax profits by 36% to £699,000 in the first half of the year.
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News
TayWood in £30m City refurb
Taylor Woodrow Property has defied the gloom in the City market by buying an office site in the Square Mile for a £30m refurbishment.
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News
Cuckfield's £25m Edinburgh catch
Dutch-backed private company makes second big buy in Scots capital
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News
Peel drops 10% after U-turn
Peel Holdings shares dropped 72.5p, or 10%, to 680p last Thursday after it said it had scrapped its corporate reorganisation in the wake of the tragedy in New York.
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Insight
LandSec will press on with £1m shed development programme
Scheme to go ahead in M25 area as occupier enquiries remain 'firm'
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News
Telecoms giant pulls out of 70,000 sq ft Midlands deal
Telecoms giant Hutchison has pulled out of one of the biggest office deals in the Midlands as a result of the economic slowdown.
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