All Property Week articles in 29 November 2002
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Online
Haslemere investor picks up Chelsfield stake
Israeli diamond magnate Beny Steinmetz, who invested in the Brack consortium's buyout of Haslemere, yesterday bought a 7.8% stake in another UK quoted property investor, Chelsfield.
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Shaftesbury reports drop in property values
Shares in Shaftesbury, the West End specialist, fell 10.5p this morning to 236.5p, after the company reported a £3m drop in the value of its portfolio and warned of ‘uncertain’ times ahead.
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Dome plans to be released before Christmas
A planning application for the Millennium Dome redevelopment will be submitted before Christmas, joint developer Quintain announced today.
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Online
Fprop launches fund management arm
Fprop, the online property services company, has teamed up with ex-Wates City of London joint chief executive John Nettleton to launch a fund management company, FPAM.
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Online
Buyers bid for Aberdeen property arm
Ailing fund manager Aberdeen Asset Management today said it may sell its property arm, Aberdeen Property Investors, instead of floating it on the stock market.
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Online
Spurs agrees stadium funding
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club today agreed funding for its £65m plans to redevelop its White Hart Lane home.
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Online
Tops launches rent review challenge
Tops Estates is to challenge a rent review settlement in the High Court, the retail specialist announced today.
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MarketsRegeneration: Rogers' revelation
Today we reveal Lord Rogers' vision for the new Library of Birmingham, the centrepiece of the massive Eastside regeneration project that will transform the city centre.
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Insight
Shaking up and shipping out
Among the hot topics at this year's IPD/IPF conference was the paradox of the fund management sector: is it consolidating or fragmenting?
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Markets
North-west: Talk of the towns
Altrincham town centre … cementing a relationship … IoD hub in Manchester … freebies at BCSC conference
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MarketsRetail: Through the Mill
Walsall's Shannons Mill may be ideally located to attract trade, but many think retail in the area will suffer because of poor transport links.
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Markets
West Midlands: Talk of the towns
Curry no favour ... moving councils ... lowering the bra ... the name's the game ... slower OAPs … talkback
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MarketsResidential: The sky's the limit
Tall buildings are the key to success in Birmingham, so developers are asking the council for more storeys.
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Markets
Offices: It's make your mind up time
Next week Liverpool Vision will decide which 'Fourth Grace' will join the other three on the city's skyline. We ask Liverpudlians what they want
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MarketsManchester investment: A market in slow motion
Despite the slowdown in activity, investment values in Manchester's office market are on the up.
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MarketsIndustrial: Taking its toll
The new M6 Toll will open in 2004, and will slash journey times around Birmingham. But will it convince developers that Staffordshire is right for distribution hubs?
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ProfessionalHow to ... Prepare for the worst and keep the tills ringing
Since September 11, companies have been wary of further terrorist attacks. With this in mind, many top firms are taking duplicate buildings in case their main operations are put at risk. Here, we take a look at a business that is often surrounded in secrecy.
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News
'Reluctance' hits Strettons sale
A private individual was more than £100,000 richer than he expected to be after selling a retail and residential investment in west London for £435,000, against an upper guide price of £300,000 at Strettons' auction on 25 November.
