All Property Week articles in 4 June 2004 – Page 3
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Two join Paradise Street consortium in Liverpool
Redevco and the US Teachers Insurance Annuity Association are set to part-fund Grosvenor's £800m Liverpool Paradise Street mixed-use scheme.
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Inner City: John Waples
Is Bruce Flatt, the young chief executive of Brascan Corporation, just a bad loser or has he got something up his sleeve?
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Five chosen for Royal Mail property management
ATIS, Sanderson Weatherall, Nelson Bakewell, J&E Shepherd and Osborne King scoop prize
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Chancerygate checks in to luxury New York hotel
Shed specialist buys Manhattan redevelopment as first deal in new international strategy
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MarketsShrewsbury's centre stage
Shrewsbury is keen to increase the number of its shops – but only if they remain in the town centre.
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Tories' suitable cause
Sir, I was encouraged to read Steven Norris's endorsement of the Free Surveyors Army campaign (back page, 21 March), but how helpful it would be if he used his contacts to persuade the Conservative Party to our thinking.
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NewsPalmer Capital prepares for shot at fund management
Venture capitalist plans pooled vehicle for institutions and private investors in UK
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Cancer charity success
Donaldsons said a fond farewell to Macmillan Cancer Relief as the end of its four-year fundraising campaign came to a close.
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CABE slams P&O plans for redevelopment of Elizabeth House
CABE has slammed P&O's plans for the redevelopment of Elizabeth House in London's Waterloo. It said this week that 'the design does not meet the standard of excellence required' and failed to 'present a coherent impression of what the building will look like'. P&O said the comments would be ...
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New twist in REO buyout as Dawnay Day requests EGM
The battle for control of Real Estate Opportunities (REO), the former split-capital investment trust which owns £450m of UK and Irish property, continued this week.
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Crosby homes buys former BT building
Crosby Homes has bought a former BT building in central Birmingham for redevelopment as a £35m mixed-use scheme. Development director John Tebbutt (left), said the 1 acre (0.4 ha) site on Essex Street overlooks Crosby’s £80m 461-flat Southside residential scheme (shown left).
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Brunswick Sirocco consortium reveals plans for redevelopment
The Brunswick Sirocco consortium has revealed plans for the second phase of the £85m redevelopment of Belfast's Howden Sirocco site (pictured). The consortium, comprising William Ewart Properties and local developer Snoddens, has applied for planning consent for a second phase of four office blocks totalling 128,000 sq ft (11,890 sq ...
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InsightMixed messages: the British Council for Offices conference
Manchester City Council chief executive Sir Howard Bernstein (left) was the keynote speaker at the British Council for Offices conference in Manchester last month.
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Keeping pace with technology breeds success
Modern office space gives occupiers the means to grow with their landlord
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Urban Exposure launches deposit bond
Richmond-based property investment firm Urban Exposure has launched a finance product to encourage private investors to buy more off-plan commercial property.
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InsightBloxham’s off-the-Pegg suit
The latest in our occasional separated-at-birth candidates pits Urban Splash’s Tom Bloxham and up-and-coming actor Simon Pegg, star of comedy series Spaced, Black Books and new zombie comedy movie Shaun of the Dead. The resemblance is uncanny.
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MarketsThe cracks begin to show
As billionaire retail entrepreneur Philip Green launches a takeover bid for Marks & Spencer, Natalie Stevenson reports from its new format Lifestore in Gateshead, where low trading volumes and a cracking floor covering are among the retailer's troubles
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BCO conference: northern stars must continue to shine
'There is a terrible provincial tendency to be too easily satisfied. Manchester and Liverpool's efforts must continue,' he said, applauding both cities. He added that in the 1970s and 1980s Liverpool was 'a disaster' a basket case', but that land and property values were rising after the Capital of Culture ...
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