All Property Week articles in 29 October 2004 – Page 2
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MarketsTwo into one won’t go
Two of the north-east’s property heavyweights are fighting it out over Wynyard One, a derelict manufacturing premises in Teesside
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News
Oh yes it is, Fraser
Stage whispers tell us that Conway Relf’s Michael Fraser is auditioning for the part of Puss in Boots in the Richmond Theatre’s December production of Dick Whittington
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Insight
Going the extra Nile
Sir, I was sorry to read about the death of Allsop partner Sarah Symons from breast cancer (news, 8 October, p8) and would like to pass on my condolences to her husband, her family and colleagues
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Insight‘Right first time’ may be wrong every time
Property valuation is a matter of opinion, not simple calculation. The VOA is revaluing 1.74 million properties: no matter how much manpower is thrown at this problem, no organisation could get this many valuations right first time. The VOA’s greater openness will not prevent a tide of appeals after 1 ...
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Savills stays put in West End headquarters
Savills has abandoned its search for a new headquarters in London and agreed a lease extension at its current Mayfair base at 20 Grosvenor Hill, W1.
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MarketsJumbo task at the Elephant
After the collapse of the previous Elephant and Castle redevelopment plan, a new set of bidders are eyeing the site
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Kershaw signs serviced office double
Serviced office entrepreneur Peter Kershaw has bought serviced office operator Corpnex and its flagship City of London centre.
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Salmon’s development double
Salmon Harvester has bought two development sites, in Cambridge and Cheltenham, for small-unit freehold office and industrial parks.
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NewsLandSecs young guns take control
New era dawns as Hussey and Akers mark out customer-focused, flexible and evolving future at Land Securities
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Insight
Equality control
Sir, Property Week readers should not be deceived by Robert Coomber’s spin on what is happening at Southwark council, where he is chief executive (letters to the editor, 22 October)
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MarketsA concerted effort
The Royal Festival Hall is having a retail-led makeover as part of the £91m revamp of the South Bank Centre
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NewsWords don’t come easy to me
Deputy prime minister John Prescott may be one of the giants of British politics, but he is well known for his gaffes
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Law firm close to Spinningfields prelet
Halliwells becomes latest to choose Manchester scheme for 130,000 sq ft office
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Inner City: James Whitmore
Robert Tchenguiz is one of property’s top dealmakers, but he had a very quiet summer. Until this week Tchenguiz had endured a rather barren seven-month period, during which he lost out to Guy Hands’ Terra Firma in the battle to buy Odeon Cinemas. The deal did not look too good ...
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MarketsThe peoples choice
As the north-east prepares to vote in a referendum for a regional assembly, the ‘No’ campaign is claiming that putting politicians in charge of development could hamper the property sector
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Herrington is new F&C chief
F&C Asset Management, the company formed from the merger of Isis and F&C earlier this month, has appointed former Isis property chief Paul Herrington as managing director of UK property
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Developers’ Elephant charge
Developers are poised to submit bids to regenerate the Elephant & Castle area in south London, as the report on the area’s proposed redevelopment goes before Southwark Council next week
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City undercutting catches tenants for Times Square
Law firms and FTSE Group lured by quoting rents 12% below those at other City schemes
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