All Property Week articles in 5 March 2004 – Page 2
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Markets
Latest thriller
Extreme sports enthusiasts could soon get their thrills indoors if a new leisure centre concept gets off the ground. Tristan McConnell reports
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Since our last visit…
Central perk Vodafone and Merrill Lynch finally moved into Central Park in Leopardstown, as predicted last year (Dublin offices, 28 February 2003, p70). The scheme by Treasury Holdings and David Arnold has proved popular, and only 20,000 sq ft (1,850 sq m) remains vacant. Deals have been done ...
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New non-exec for HPUT
Hermes Property Unit Trust (HPUT) has appointed Hammerson ’s finance director Simon Melliss as a non-executive director on its management committee. Melliss has worked at Hammerson for the past 13 years and has joined HPUT, which is managed by Hermes, in a month that saw it become the top ...
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Hammerson on the up
Property shares rose by a modest 1.4% last week to 2617, as there was little movement in the share prices of the six property majors. Hammerson was the best performer of the six, with shares up 3% ahead of its annual results, which were published on Monday and revealed ...
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Location guide to…Cork
What and where: Cork is Ireland's second-largest city and is situated in the south-west of the country in its largest county, County Cork. The city was founded by St Finbar in the sixth century. It is now home 127,000 people and to Ireland's second-largest port. Capital gains: Cork's proudest moment ...
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Gateway unlocked
Telecoms firm Eircom has got the green light to develop a scheme that will form a new western gateway to Dublin. Unspecified development charges the council is set to levy are the only drawback.
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News
Foster’s tower for Manchester
World-famous architect unveils plans for 35 storeys at Allied London’s Spinningfields
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Task force to focus on planning tariff
Minister establishes working party to work out how tariff will operate
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Slough lifted by Fiat office letting
Car manufacturer Fiat has taken the whole of Slough Estates ’ 240 Bath Road office development, in one of Slough’s biggest deals since the end of the dotcom boom. Fiat is understood to have taken the 30,279 sq ft (2,812 sq m) office at £25/sq ft (£269.10/sq m), with a ...
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The human factor
The government wants to expand retail in Belfast, but occupier objections to one proposed scheme could thwart the plans.
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Picton-Jones joins Montagu Evans
Richard Picton-Jones has joined Montagu Evans as a partner in the investment division, specialising in retail and leisure investment and development. He joins from CB Richard Ellis .
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Henderson goes Euro
Henderson Global Investors has teamed up with designer outlet operator McArthurGlen to create a ¤400m (£266m) European Outlet Mall Fund. The fund, which is the first of its kind in Europe, is aimed at institutional investors and is targeting an average net total return of 13% a year over ...
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Morley’s Edinburgh sale
Morley Fund Management has sold Clarendon House, at 114-116 George Street in Edinburgh, for £13.7m, at a net initial yield of 6.23%. The 34,632 sq ft (3,217 sq m) building is let to the secretary of state for the environment at £900,000 a year, expiring in April 2021. King ...
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Eade on:Finding a way out of the Maze
Could the former prison become Northern Ireland's Guggenheim?
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Debenhams lured to Lewisham’s Riverdale
Retailer will kickstart Slough Estates regeneration scheme
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Professional
Cracking down on partnerships
Property-owning companies will be key in new Stamp Duty regime
