All Property Week articles in 31 March 2000 – Page 2
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Markets
North Yorkshire retail: two centres of excellence
Leeds, Harrogate and York form a geographical golden triangle and the two North Yorkshire centres are enjoying something of a retail boom, riding on the tails of their bigger and higher-profile neighbour, West Yorkshire. There is no doubt that York is the leading retail centre in North ...
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News
Telecoms firm swallows Reading business park
Landmark deal for Akeler as MCI WorldCom takes all available space at Reading International Business Park
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News
BPI homes in on London market
Barclays Property Investment (BPI) has bought a £35m central London residential portfolio, in one of the largest deals in recent years. The move marks the continuing interest of institutions in the residential investment market, following steps last year by Schroders and Charterhouse to introduce institutional investors to the sector. ...
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News
Bourne End boss slams City
Attack is the best form of defence when your company has been on the ropes for an eternity
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Markets
Supertram blues
With no extra money made available for local transport in last week s Budget, Leeds Supertram planners are having to turn to property developers and car drivers to foot the bill for the city s transport strategy
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News
Irish retailers block Liffey extension plan
Grosvenor’s plans to add foodstore to mall scuppered by consortium of local shopkeepers
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News
NHP share price shoots up as takeover bidders hover
Shares hit 50p as Norwich Union/Quintain and Hamilton Finance line up to buy into struggling care home provider
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News
Halladale banks on new partner
Listed companies may be out of favour but private investors are still hungry for property
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News
Rating proposals attacked by RICS
Government plans to overhaul rating system and cut down appeals come under fire
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News
Ashtenne's hands-on stylehelps record profit rises
Tiny property company eyes the potential of 'undermanaged' industrial stock
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News
Crest drops Arup in bid to find Bristol solution
Crest Nicholson has axed Arup Associates as architect of its Harbourside scheme in another attempt to come up with a scheme acceptable to Bristol s planners. A council meeting last week voted by a majority of two to give Crest more time to come up with new proposals, in ...
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News
Akeler spearheads
What s going on in the Thames Valley is bigger than the Industrial Revolution. Or so said akeler MD Trevor Silver this week, following the company s pre-let of more than 46,500 sq m (500,000 sq ft) at its Reading International Business Park (right) to global internet ...
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Professional
Tenants should be a step ahead of the game
Tenants should not wait to be reminded of when their lease ends. Whether or not they wish to remain on the premises, they must be proactive, approach the landlord and decide on the best course of action.
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Markets
South Yorkshire Adding funds to the fire
Tier One status means the region will receive European financial support for local development.
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News
Slough’s closer to Farnborough
Slough Estates has moved a step closer to starting its huge redevelopment at Farnborough Aerodrome in Hampshire. The proposals, which include 149,000 sq m (1.6m sq ft) of B1 office space, were discussed at a preliminary meeting of Rushmoor Council s planning committee last Wednesday. Keith Holland, head of ...
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News
King’s Cross battle reaches end of line
As Property Week went to press, the final curtain fell on the titanic battle for the right to redevelop Europe s largest city centre brownfield site at King s Cross. After six months negotiations, majority-owner London & Continental Railways is expected to announce today whether Argent or Lend ...
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News
MWB’s £50m Croydon leisure buy
Richardson Developments and Stockdale Properties are poised to sell their Croydon leisure scheme to Marylebone Warwick Balfour for its third UK leisure fund. MWB will pay around £50m for the former Grant s department store scheme, anchored by a Warner Village multiplex cinema, a Holmes Place gym and Scottish ...
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Bride Hall close to £25m scheme
Privately-owned developer Bride Hall is close to agreeing a £25m forward-funding deal with Grantchester for a retail and office scheme at Havant, near Portsmouth.Grantchester has agreed terms to fund the 25,000 sq m (270,000 sq ft) project on the A27, subject to planning permission. B&Q has pre-let the ...
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Ballymore chops 12 floors off Millharbour tower plans
Ballymore has lopped 12 storeys off its proposed tower in London s Docklands to comply with Tower Hamlets planners vision of the Millennium Quarter. Ballymore submitted a revised planning application for its landmark 1 Millharbour scheme last week so that it would fall within the 25-storey limit imposed by ...
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W10 to be new W1?
Westbourne Grove in West London, is to experience a development spurt to cater for designer retailers clamouring for shops there. Nicknamed the new Bond Street by optimistic advocates in the fashion world, rumours are rife that Polo Ralph Lauren is keen on the area. Karen Millen and LK ...
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