All Property Week articles in 30 July 2004 – Page 3
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Insight...and more ‘people building’
Stanhope is also up to some tricks down at Musclebuilding Chiswick.
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ProfessionalWe’ll pay if Brown gets it wrong
The chancellor has set out an ambitious spending plan, but Dennis Turner argues that any shortfall will be met by the taxpayer
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Insight
Boot’s co-operative consent
Boot’s co-operative consent Henry Boot Developments has hit the jackpot with a separate regeneration project in Nottingham city centre.
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Helical wins support for share bonus plan
Sector’s best-paid directors could receive shares worth three times their salary
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Lend Lease falls short in bid for GPT
Australian developer and contractor Lend Lease has failed where its main rival Westfield Holdings succeeded.
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MarketsBelieve it when UDC it
Northamptonshire is split over the formation of a new UDC for the area, and progress has been held up after a hearing at the House of Lords. Robert Sharp reports
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Hydra Bay goes Greek
Michael Sherley-Dale, managing director of quoted residential investor City North Group, has raised £1.7m from private investors for a new venture in Greece.
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Basingstoke building put into receivership
Mobius House in Basingstoke has been put into receivership in the latest stage of a battle between its joint venture owners, quoted property company International Real Estate (IRE) and Stratford UK Properties.
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InsightBouncing back
Having fallen out of favour with the press, the punters and the prime minister, former doorman Steve Thomas is rearranging the face of clubbing with his nightclub group Luminar. Photographs by Mischa Haller
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InsightAuf wiedersehen London
Germany’s funds have dominated the central London investment market over the last decade. But now the money has dried up for established funds, and new players are entering the market.
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Regeneration of Royal Arsenal
Berkeley Homes and the London Development Agency have submitted plans for a multimillion-pound regeneration of the Royal Arsenal site in Woolwich, south-east London.
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NewsBritish Land appoints top City banker as chief exec
Abbey’s 43-year-old chief operating officer Stephen Hester accepts post alongside chairman Ritblat
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MarketsNotts at any price
Roxylight, the developer behind Nottingham’s biggest regeneration scheme, hopes rent-free periods of up to five years will help to lure government tenants.
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Shed availability drops after five years
The amount of vacant industrial space has dipped for the first time in nearly five years, figures released by King Sturge revealed this week.
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Matrix changes tack with £80m of sales
Investor sells in Glasgow and Northampton but buys Yorks shed
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Battle for £700m Industrious begins
Slough, Moorfield and Property Fund Management plan data room visit
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Liberty refinances Lakeside with £650m loan
Eurohypo, the German real estate bank, is providing Liberty International with a £650m, seven-year term and revolving loan facility secured on Liberty’s £1bn Lakeside shopping centre in Thurrock, Essex.
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Mall Fund bags £55m to shop for centres
Fifteen new investors boost buying power for acquisitive offshore fund
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NewsCorn Exchange sold for £95.5m
Strategic Real Estate Advisors has sold The Corn Exchange, 55 Mark Lane, London EC3, to Credit Suisse Asset Management’s German open-ended real estate fund CS Euroreal for £95.5m.
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