All Property Week articles in 5 September 2003 – Page 4
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Markets
Prescott report slams affordable housing policy
National policy guidance on the provision of affordable housing is 'out of date and open to different interpretations', according to a report published by deputy prime minister John Prescott, who is responsible for establishing the policy framework
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MarketsAction station
As Malmaison prepares to move into Oxford Prison two regeneration experts have provided their solution to a problem 200 acre plot in the city – move the railway station half a mile
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News
Jafari-Fini fails to get to 90%
Rebel Chesterton shareholder Manchester & Metropolitan Investments will remain a minority shareholder in the company after Mohammed Jafari-Fini's Phoenix Acquisitions vehicle failed in its bid to compulsorily purchase the remaining shares in the company
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Markets
£8m deal raises Isle of Wight regeneration hopes
SEEDA takes 30 acre plot from GKN for Cowes Waterfront project
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News
Chelsfield moves closer to £62m Stannifer acquisition
Chelsfield is expected to give an update on its £62m acquisition of retail developer Stannifer, chaired by Ron Barrott (pictured), along with its half-year results on Monday. Barrott is profiled in Property Week 's Ireland supplement with this issue, as his retail development group goes from strength to strength in ...
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News
Irish investors take £60m Sussex centre
Hastings shopping centre deal continues retail's bumper year
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News
Allsop investor buys £8.6m Peak Village retail and leisure centre
A UK-based private individual and long-term investor client of Allsop has bought the Peak Village shopping outlet and leisure centre in Derbyshire for £8.6m
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Insight
DIY stores will not deliver a hammer blow to PPG6
Travis Perkins' wood yard at Paddington is an extraordinary place for a white collar worker like myself
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News
£40m office sale is Edinburgh's biggest
Irish Life buys Bank of Scotland offices in largest investment deal of 2003
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News
Warner finalises £166m shed deal with Morley
Warner Estate Holdings has, with two partners, completed the acquisition of a £166m industrial portfolio from Morley Fund Management at an initial yield of 7.25%
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News
Regus defiant as it leaves Chapter 11
Serviced office provider offers creditors debt-for-shares swap
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News
RBS puts 10 City office buildings on the market
Royal Bank of Scotland is set to add to the mountain of office supply in the City of London by putting 10 buildings on the market
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Insight
Canary Wharf: the 10 big questions
The future of Canary Wharf may well be decided this month in a deal which, if successful, is likely to fetch £1.5bn. But who's going to buy it? And what will be the issues facing the new owners? Property Week addresses the burning issues
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Online
ING prepares to launch 'fund of funds'
ING Real Estate will launch a new £250m property ‘fund of funds’ this month, it announced today.
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OnlineNew Bullring opens in Birmingham
The British property industry was commended at the opening of the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham this morning.
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Online
Carlyle’s £67m City acquisition
Carlyle Group, the global private equity firm, has launched itself into the UK market with a £67m acquisition in the City.
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Online
Savills announces profits slump
Savills, the international property services firm, today reported a decline of 8% in interim profits.
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Online
Knight Frank signs HOK alliance
Knight Frank today signed its new alliance with Irish agency Hamilton Osborne King giving it exposure to the lucrative private investor market in Ireland.
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Online
Cluttons senior partner to retire
Richard Jonas, senior partner at Cluttons for the last 11 years, will retire at the end of this month, the firm announced today.
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