All Property Week articles in 31 March 2006 – Page 4
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Waterloo hotel site buy
London-based developer Ebury Securities has bought a £9.2m site close to Waterloo station for a hotel-led scheme, prelet to Travelodge.
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Managed business space
Occupancy rates are booming as the big companies expand, writes David Lawson
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Professional
It's business as usual, say JPUT lawyers
Trust managers say Jersey tax regime will still attract investors after Budget
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Markets
Uxbridge building
Uxbridge's thriving office market has spurred developers into launching speculative schemes in a bid to rival the West End. Deirdre Hipwell reports
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Priority Sites boss's strategic shift to rival
Paul Barber sets up competitor to English Partnerships-backed developer
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London boroughs west
Hilton scouts west London for new lodgings Samsonite The market in minutes At your convenience Royal commission Leisure seekers Uxbridge building
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Markets
Merchants of boom
Land Securities and Hammerson are poised to revitalise Bristol's run-down retail scene with their Merchants Quarter of new shopping streets.
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White City ‘to outperform Bluewater'
Westfield's 1.4m sq ft (130,000 sq m) White City retail scheme will be more popular than Bluewater when it opens in 2008.
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Brixton on the blocks for REIT conversion
Industrial specialist reveals 25% NAV rise and plans to take advantage of relaxed shareholder rule
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Markets
Candys to redevelop Chelsea block
Candy & Candy is set to manage the redevelopment of Kingsgate House in Chelsea, following the purchase of the building for just under £20m by CPC, the offshore company of the younger Candy brother, Christian.
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Goldman's big German retail buy
Goldman Sachs this week agreed one of the largest-ever property transactions in Germany.
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Bristol, Bath + Swindon
Ballymore to ring changes at Bristol Temple Meads Rok to complete Eden park Swindon vacancy levels The market in minutes Merchants of boom Contrary St Mary A spark of life? Time for Exchange Swinging ...
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Oz bank chief joins Nokia
National Australia Bank property chief Colin King has resigned to join mobile phone company Nokia as its global real estate director.
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Markets
Ballymore to ring changes at Bristol Temple Meads
Irish developer to replace 1930s telephone exchange with mixed-use scheme at railway station
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News
Sell-by bait
Removing rusty bicycles from canals is an accepted part of brownfield development.
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UKIP backer turns Europhile
Eurosceptic and former UK Independence Party funder Paul Sykes is to sell three UK assets for more than £200m to fund European property acquisitions.
