All Property Week articles in 31 March 2006 – Page 2
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Insight
Property is no vehicle for political loans
You've grafted from modest beginnings to achieve everything in life.
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Markets
A spark of life?
Bristol Science Park, in its third incarnation as SPark, hopes to finally be a success.
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Markets
Swindon vacancy levels
Swindon's office vacancy level soared by a third to 15.9% in 2005, according to Lambert Smith Hampton's M4 Corridor report published earlier this month.
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Markets
Leisure seekers
After years of stalling, the retail-led regeneration of Hounslow is finally under way. Heather Greig-Smith reports
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News
Lend Lease win in Stockport
Australian developer Lend Lease has been recommended as development partner for the £500m redevelopment of Stockport town centre.
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Professional
Law Society trumpets SDLT victory
The Law Society has declared victory in its campaign to improve the way Revenue and Customs collects Stamp Duty Land Tax.
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News
JLL's staff shake-up
Jones Lang LaSalle has made several senior staff changes this week. GVA Grimley director Cameron Mitchell will replace Birmingham industrial head Nigel Dolan, who is leaving to join developer Gazeley. Mitchell's colleague Stuart Mair joins as associate director. In London, JLL director and head of the Irish ...
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InsightSomething for the weekend, with James Max
Hello, gang. I am back with my recommendations for the month.
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Insight
A sunny outlook for investment, with some rain
A sunny outlook for investment, with some rain
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News
Tip me the ink
One of the most talked-about agency takeover rumours, which began at Property Week's Sheds show in Newport last month and carried on into MIPIM, is that of Knight Frank buying niche industrial firm C2G.
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Markets
Hilton scouts west London for new lodgings
A lease break clause at its 70,000 sq ft Watford office has tempted Hilton to look around
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News
Hawkstone strikes Olympic gold
West Midlands-based developer Hawkstone Properties has pocketed a £24m profit from the sale of a 160,000 sq ft (14,864 sq m) retail and office scheme in London's Olympic heartland of Stratford.
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Insight
Going places
Drivers Jonas Scotland has appointed Aileen Gomes (pictured) from Speirs Gumley as associate partner in its building team in Glasgow, to develop the firm's services. Tuffin Ferraby Taylor has made three appointments. Paul Dyer and Daniel O'Connor join the public sector team as building surveyors in Kingston ...
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Professional
Hitting the floor
Retail park landlords are in a rush to exploit a soon-to-be-closed loophole that has kept mezzanine space beyond planning control.
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News
Pink with exertion
Julius Gottlieb, the finance director of Morley Fund Management's property arm, aims to raise £10,000 for Breakthrough for Breast Cancer.
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Markets
Time for Exchange
An urban regeneration company hopes to improve Swindon's image with the development of the Exchange.
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News
Sony Euro sale
Sony Europe has completed a €121.1m (£83.5m) sale and leaseback of eight European properties with Macquarie Global Property Advisers.
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News
Grange Estates
Grange Estates is to sell the Granada Cinema in Clapham with a price tag of £10m. The grade II-listed building in south London can be converted into leisure uses. CB Richard Ellis is advising Grange.
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Professional
No one wins in the game of presale enquiries
It's time to stop evading the buyer's queries, says Jon Vivian
