All Property Week articles in 3 November 2000 – Page 3

  • Professional

    On no accounts

    3 November 2000

    When the new accounting changes come, corporate property holdings will hit the balance sheets. Could the changes also bring opportunities for property managers?

  • News

    £50m City site for Frogmore

    3 November 2000

    Frogmore has expanded its central London development programme with the acquisition of a £50m scheme in the City. The island site at 60 and 62-63 Fenchurch Street, EC3, opposite Fenchurch Street Station, was bought from a private investor for £10.3m. Frogmore is in talks with the Corporation ...

  • News

    Greycoat wants £36m for Tower 42 stake

    3 November 2000

    Plan values City landmark at £300m as developer earmarks cash for reinvestment

  • News

    LandSecs buys £330m Trillium

    3 November 2000

    UK's largest property company snaps up Goldman Sachs-owned PFI and corporate outsourcing giant

  • News

    Ken in secret pow-wow with 30 top developers

    3 November 2000

    Mayor of London tells LandSecs, Hammerson and Grosvenor to bring large applications to him

  • Markets

    Just up sticks to junction 26

    3 November 2000

    M1 business parks boom as city-centre supply tightens.

  • News

    Akeler pays £9.25m for Bracknell Racal site

    3 November 2000

    Business park specialist akeler has landed its first site under new managing director Trevor Silver. In an off-market deal, the developer, owned by Security Capital European Realty, has paid £9.25m for the 1.2ha (3 acre) Racal site on Wokingham Road, Bracknell. Along with other specialists in the M4 ...

  • News

    Digiplex nets £138m for site expansion

    3 November 2000

    Digiplex, the internet hotel provider, has raised funds worth 237m (£138m), despite the problems that have hit rival firms. Equity of 57m (£33m) has been raised from Digiplex's existing investor group The Carlyle Group, Providence Equity Partners, Carrier1 and Iaxis with debt financing of ...

  • News

    Chancerygate ties up £112m deal

    3 November 2000

    Chancerygate has completed the largest deal in its short history by snapping up Antler Properties' entire portfolio for almost £112m. As reported in Property Week, Andrew Johnson's company has beaten off competition from highly acquisitive private funds REIT Asset Management and Greenwich Group for the 55-property portfolio. The acquisition ...