All Property Week articles in 30 November 2001 – Page 3
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News
Connellan sets new Benchmark
Equitable Life property head leaves institution to join central London specialist
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Insight
Healey & Baker: the price of independence
Rivals sneered at American broker Cushman & Wakefield when it paid £70m for Healey & Baker while allowing the firm to retain the same partnership structure it had enjoyed since 1820.
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News
Miller bags Holborn site in London office return
Scottish developer emerges as surprise frontrunner for 100,000 sq ft Holborn project
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News
Boyack axed in reshuffle
New Scottish first minister Jack McConnell sacked his planning minister Sarah Boyack this week.
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News
H&B and Arup win contract for Cricklewood planning
Shortage of staff forces Barnet Council to outsource planning on large development scheme
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Insight
Richard Ellis: Lessons from America
Mike Strong has no regrets about selling out and becoming chairman of Insignia Richard Ellis, even after the third-quarter's $3.1m losses.
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Markets
Leicester offices: Alliance in Leicester
Alliance & Leicester HQ at Carlton Park is the region's biggest deal
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News
Brown signals Stamp Duty abolition for poor areas
Commercial property transactions across one-seventh of England and Scotland could be exempt from Stamp Duty by March next year, chancellor Gordon Brown announced in this week's pre-Budget statement.
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Insight
… was it worth it?
Redundancies and, in some cases, losses are being weighed up against slick new images and much broader client bases by the 0surveying firms that merged with US giants in the late 1990s.
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News
C&R and Morley discuss new £650m retail link-up
Property company and fund may form partnership to take over shopping centre holdings
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News
Somerfield to develop M62 distribution centre
Supermarket chain due to buy land for Merseyside shed this week
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News
Japanese fund loses £60m on London property exit
Japanese fund Asahi Life is to exit the London property market by selling its last remaining building for around half the price it paid for it in 1989.
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News
Compco NAV up 5%
Compco Holdings, run by Robert Nadler and Nigel Ross, has unveiled a relatively strong 5% increase in NAV to 515p a share for the six months to 25 September.
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News
Hercules makes £3m double acquisition
Hercules Property Services, the property insurance, management and consultancy group, has made two corporate acquisitions for a combined £3m.
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News
BH&S: retail to outperform other sectors in 2002
Although more pessimistic than other forecasters, BH&S is upbeat about relative prospects for property
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News
Tower inquiry: EH costs total £165,000
Lord Rogers questions EH costs after CABE spends only £4,000
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