All Property Week articles in 3 May 2002 – Page 2
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MarketsFlying the nest
Incubation centres are a great start, but many fledgling companies have problems reaching the next rung on the property ladder. We report from the UK Science Park Association conference where delegates were discussing the problem
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Insight
Red Ken is showing shades of grey in flawed mayor's show
This has not been a great week for Ken Livingstone. First the Observer last Sunday and then Monday's Evening Standard gave the mayor of London little to smile about.
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NewsInsignia promotes Tollast to head European occupier services
Insignia Richard Ellis has promoted Cris Tollast to run and develop its occupier services across Europe.
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NewsEminent Victorians go under the hammer in Leeds
Redundant Victorian schools proved to be the star lots at Eddisons' auction on 25 April at Leeds United Football Club.
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InsightEconomist's view
Respected economist Roger Bootle has uncovered evidence that owner-occupiers are losing billions of pounds a year through inefficient use of space.
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News
Dawnay Day's Puma fund ready to pounce
Highly-geared seven-year alliance with Shore Capital aims to raise £100m
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News
Ken's deputy rules out compulsory housing
Deputy London mayor Nicky Gavron has ruled out a London-wide proposal to force developers to include housing in commercial schemes.
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Markets
Crystal clear
Peugeot's old HQ at Neuilly-sur-Seine in Paris is being transformed into the Crystal Park business park.
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News
Inner city
Some semblance of order is returning to the stock market, judging by the number of new share issues planned for the coming weeks after a prolonged period of relative inactivity.
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NewsPenitent Church rewarded with solid performance
The Church Commissioners plans to keep its property portfolio on the straight and narrow
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News
Creedy is L&G chief
Chartwell Land managing director Mark Creedy is to take over from Stuart Beevor as MD of Legal & General’s £5bn property portfolio.
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News
Regus changes tack with LandSec deal
Regus has signed a deal to open a business centre at a Land Securities office building in Aberdeen, on a new type of management contract that it sees as one of the platforms for its recovery.
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MarketsUniversity challenge
With its new business park at Enfield, Teesland has discovered it sometimes takes a name change to be a success. We report on efforts to make vital academic links in London and beyond
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MarketsRetail: Central reservation
Telford is a retail success, but for the people of the town, the urban planning of the 1960s has its drawbacks.
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News
Deutsche plans Center Parcs sale
Secret plan uncovered for proposed £500m sale-and-leaseback of holiday parks
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NewsCanary lifted by series of deals
Take-up at Canary Wharf has passed 46,500 sq m (500,000 sq ft) for the year with a series of occupiers taking up their option space and Bank of America exchanging on its sublease from Credit Suisse First Boston.
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News
DTLR makes vital concessions on business rates
Agents specialising in business rates have won three crucial concessions from the DTLR in their attempts to modernise the system.
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Professional
Broadly speaking
Although broadband is much faster than traditional internet connections, most buildings are still not wired up. But now landlords and tenants are waking up to the financial potential of dedicated broadband access
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