All Property Week articles in 30 August 2002 – Page 3
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Markets
Northampton plans model town annex
Mixed-use expansion in Upton continues theme started in Dorset
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News
Scottish homes go above guide
A total of six flats and houses in the East Ayrshire towns of Auchinleck and Cumnock, where the tenants, on assured shorthold tenancies, pay £482 a week in rent, sold for £3.14m at Countrywide 's Glasgow auction at the Swallow Hotel on 21 August. The investment sold for ...
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News
Aberdeen chosen as Skandia's UK asset manager
Aberdeen Property Investors has picked up a small but potentially significant property fund management mandate.
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Insight
Seb Coe doesn't want to be London mayor, but I do … I just wish the pay was better
Everyone knows that August is the silly season for the British media but this year they have surpassed themselves.
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News
JLL hires big hitters in $7m NY expansion
Brokers Riguardi and Flippin poached from rival Colliers ABR
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News
Telereal completes £270m sale of portfolio to Rotch subsidiary
Rotch Property Group has bought a £270m portfolio of six properties from Telereal, the outsourcing venture jointly owned by Land Securities Trillium and the William Pears Group.
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News
Yields fall across the board during 2002
Office sector shows sharpest drop, ARAS research reveals
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News
Railtrack arm in bid to buy £100m Snow Hill site
Development subsidiary aims to buy Birmingham station site from former parent company
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News
1,000 applications wait at Westminster
The backlog of applications waiting to be processed in Westminster has topped 1,000, say striking council staff.
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News
BPT kicks off autumn with £121,000 sale
Winkworth kicked off London's autumn season on 22 August with a resounding success for BPT, the former Bradford Property Trust.
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Online
Huge regeneration boost for South Wales
Corus, the steel maker, has announced the sale of 243 ha (600 acres) of disused land at Llanwern in South Wales to a consortium of developers.
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Online
Slough shares fall as interims disappoint
Shares in Slough Estates fell almost 3% this morning (-9.5p) after the industrial property specialist reported a modest 1.5% increase in net asset value (NAV) per share in its interim results.
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