All Property Week articles in 30 June 2006 – Page 3
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News
Derivatives market steps forward with new FTSE index
Launch of FTSE-indexed MSS fund will enable smaller investors to gain exposure
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InsightSix years and counting
Property Week, its sister magazine Building and law firm Clifford Chance were the hosts for 200 readers at Six Years and Counting, a conference exploring opportunities from the 2012 London Olympics on 15 June. Adam Benzine reports on how silver medal-winning javelin thrower Steve Backley launched events that involved ...
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... while Cordea Savills sinks
Cordea Savills’ German Property Fund has become the latest company to drop plans to float because of weak stock market conditions.
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De Vere shares jump at prospect of takeover contest
De Vere agreed to a £723.5m takeover on Monday by a vehicle led by Marylebone Warwick Balfour chief executive Richard Balfour-Lynn, but the market is expecting a higher offer from private equity group Permira.
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Professional
Olympics construction work trailing the field
Construction work for the 2012 Olympic Games is already running into delay and the risk of time and budget overruns is increasing, according to a quarterly survey published this week by Colliers CRE.
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Victory in sheds competition
A month ago I launched a contest to name the industrial development by Property Alliance Group and its agent NAI Fuller Peiser in Upwell Street, Sheffield.
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city view: james whitmore
The decision on whether or not to convert into a REIT is a no-brainer for most of the 50 or so property companies that are listed on the main market.
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China Real Estate Growth Fund
China Real Estate Growth Fund is to develop a £70m 538,200 sq ft (50,000 sq m) retail and leisure scheme in Beijing. Martin Fleishman's Consultancy International advises the fund.
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ProfessionalNew service charge code splits spending/earnings link
"Deliberately challenging" new code to have RICS guidance note status
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News
Pension changes have put investors in the driving seat
The relaxation of the rules on retirement planning has opened up the market, says Christine Hallett
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Professional
Case news
Jonathan Ross sees sparks flying between a food company and a forklift truck supplier, while Warren Gordon looks at a bid to stop the sale of pet birds at a fair
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Markets
Car parking and carbon
Developers must balance buyers' desires with the green demands of planners, says Kevin Chrisp
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SIPP fans buy south-east offices
Private investors keen to place office property in their personal pension funds have swooped on two significant office schemes in London and the south-east.
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Markets
The dirt busters
Fairview has made its name tackling the sort of messy, awkward sites that other housebuilders avoid. David Lawson reports. Photograph by Victoria Nightingale
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News
Evans to revamp West Mids rural business
Workspace provider to create enterprise schemes for deprived areas
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IBM building
UK & European Investments is to sell the IBM building on London's South Bank with a price tag of £102.5m - an initial yield of 4.75%. Lewis Ellis is advising the vendor.
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Candy brothers
Life is sweet: the Candy brothers' firm, Candy & Candy, will be the development manager of a £1bn mixed-use scheme at the Middlesex Hospital site in London's Fitzrovia.
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Bristol group’s first three deals
Bristol-based investment and asset management company Urbina has completed its first three deals since its formation in January.
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London boroughs west
Hines takes flight at Expeditors' Heathrow site UBS on 33m Ruislip space Odyssey The market in minutes An uphill struggle Recovery room
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German City buy comes out of Blue
German investor Blue Capital Europa Immobilien is to buy Centenium House at 100 Lower Thames Street in the City of London for £34m.
