All Property Week articles in 29 November 2002 – Page 2
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News
Montagu Evans to profit from Scottish retail sale
Agent to sell two portfolios for £29m profit in which it has a 4% stake
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MTV rocks the West End
Music TV group in talks to set up broadcast venue in prime West End location
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SecondSite sells feuhold in Edinburgh gas works site
SecondSite Property, formerly Lattice Property, is selling the feuhold interest in Scottish Gas's new headquarters in Edinburgh.
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Markets
RICS research will nail down transport's impact
Researchers are to carry out a pilot study applying new methodology to determine the relationship between land use, land value and public transport in London.
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North-west developer picks McNamee to lead expansion
Prince's Dock man joins Deeside company to drive Masshouse project in Birmingham
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Rental growth hotspots defy downturn
Leeds, Hull and Cambridge are the three rental growth hotspots in occupational markets that are flying in the face of the downturn, according to new research out this week.
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Industrial supply at highest level for a decade
The amount of available industrial floorspace in the UK has reached its highest level in 10 years, according to research from King Sturge.
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Professional
Countrywide's party peace
A landmark legal case means professional surveyors can avoid owing a duty of care to a third parties in commercial purchases.
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Markets
Planning: Commonwealth gains
Between May and August this year Manchester City Council issued planning permission for more than 93,000 sq m (1m sq ft) of commercial floorspace in 18 schemes.
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Inner City
In the late 1990s Jermyn Investment Properties topped the property premier league in terms of NAV and share price performance.
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Chesterton investors fume as future remains uncertain
Shareholders frustrated at failure to take firm private while Baldry collects £50,000 bonus
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Workspace capitalises on 'resilient' SME market
Workspace Group, the flexible business space provider, reported good interim results on Monday.
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Whight's Global Switch buyout heralds further Euro expansion
Paul Whight, chairman of Pradera-am the European retail warehouse developer, is planning a £500m development drive in the telehousing sector when he completes the acquisition of Global Switch from Chelsfield with backing from Morley Fund Management.
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Pillar keen to buy Chartwell retail portfolio
Pillar Property chairman Raymond Mould confirmed his desire to land Chartwell Land's £500m retail park portfolio on Wednesday as he unveiled a decent set of half-year results.
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BT cuts Workstyle space
BT is to CUT ITS office space in Sevenoaks which was acquired as part of its Workstyle 2000 initiative to move staff out of central London and into M25 locations.
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British Land's strong half-year figures
Results to 30 September show NAV rise of 2.4%, share price rises 3%
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Redevelopment plans for Vaux brewery revealed
The plans for the £280m redevelopment of Sunderland's former Vaux brewery site have been revealed. The Piers Gough-designed scheme includes 46,500 sq m (500,000 sq ft) of offices, plus 1,000 flats and 8,730 sq m (90,000 sq ft) of retail and leisure. The scheme is promoted by Sunderland Arc, a ...
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Markets
Industrial: Langtree branches out
Langtree Group is moving away from its image as a 'break-up merchant', and broadening its operations.
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Markets
Wimpey bolsters London presence
Thamesside Falcon Wharf acquisition to be developed into £70m scheme
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Insight
Birmingham: they said Brindleyplace wouldn't work, but the doubters were wrong
Brindleyplace has been crucial to the regeneration of Birmingham's city centre
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