All Property Week articles in 3 August 2001 – Page 3
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Insight
Even Regus tenants want benefit of long leases
Since the Government first raised its concerns about the flexibility of commercial leases in April 2000, the British Property Federation has maintained three arguments in rebuttal.
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News
Byers calls for beefed-up regional planning powers
Devolved regional bodies could have greater powers over 'one-size-fits-all' national PPGs
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Markets
Preston offices: Small is beautiful
The absence of large space means that small deals have predominated
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News
Back to the drawing board on lease reform
Regeneration Minister Sally Keeble has been handed the task of implementing the government's manifesto commitment to crack down on inflexible commercial leases by minister for housing and planning Lord Falconer.
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Insight
When it all goes wrong
When times get hard not every deal will come off. Are firms doing enough to stop their staff from feeling like failures?
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Markets
All guns blazing
Redrow and Barratt Homes are planning to turn a former ammunition plant into a sustainable urban village.
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News
Jubilee Bridge go ahead
Occupiers on the South Bank in London received a boost this week after the £14m Jubilee Bridge, which will connect Bankside to the City, was granted planning permission this week. Michael Baker, partner at BH2, who advised on the proposals, said that he expected rental and capital values within walking ...
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News
MWB abandons Dublin deal
MWB has pulled out of a deal to open a serviced office centre in the centre of Dublin just days before it was due to sign up.
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News
Brixton fund gets £50m Pru injection
South-east industrial fund to double in size, as Brixton reveals 4.5% NAV rise
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News
Daejan NAV rises by 9.5%
Daejan Holdings, the secretive investor 80%-owned by the family of chairman Benzion Freshwater, increased its net asset value by 9.5% to 2388p in the year to 31 March.
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News
Hemingway in £38m City buy
Knollys House in the City of London has been sold to PRICOA-owned Hemingway Properties.
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News
Halladale's £32m shopping spree
AIM-listed trading and development company Halladale has bought £31.8m of mainly retail properties in two deals.
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News
City investments hot up as £300m office deals go ahead
Private buyers reawaken sleepy investment market while Greycoat and Taylor Woodrow lead chase for development sites
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News
Grantchester's £29.3m sell-off
Grantchester, the retail warehouse specialist, has raised £29.3m from the sale of two parks.
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News
Joint £211m Asda buyout bid rejected by directors …
Asda chairman Davidson and British Land's buyout bid thrown out for undervaluing company
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