All Property Week articles in 6 July 2001 – Page 2

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Congratulations

6 July 2001

to all the winners gathered here for the 2001 Retail Property Awards. More than 800 guests turned out for the glittering ceremony, hosted by Property Week, the Shop Agents' Society and the British Council for Out of Town Retailing, to celebrate the stars of the retail world.

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City and Wharf clash over CrossRail route

6 July 2001

Corporation of London says diverting east-to-west rail link to Canary Wharf would be wrong

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Inner city

6 July 2001

Don't underestimate last week's profit warning from Savills that the sector is facing a slowdown.

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Industrial: City of industry

6 July 2001

Birmingham has seen high take-up levels for speculative space

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Notes of caution

6 July 2001

Sixty per cent of Property Week readers would vote 'no' to the euro now, but if, as seems inevitable, we adopt the single currency, what are the implications for property?

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Offices: Raising capital

6 July 2001

The 'capital of Europe' is attracting strong investor interest

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Green flag to the Bull Ring

6 July 2001

After more than 15 years of false starts and failed plans, the redevelopment of Birmingham's Bull Ring is under way.

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Building stops at Stockley Park

6 July 2001

500,000 sq ft third phase put on ice as telecoms slowdown hits Thames Valley market hard

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Industrial: The budding of suburbia

6 July 2001

Manufacturing companies are leaving the city for the outskirts

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Brussels

6 July 2001

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Brussels sprouts up

6 July 2001

After many delays, the Gare du Midi area is now undergoing regeneration to smarten up its image.

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Brussels

6 July 2001

Brussels is the administrative capital of the EU and is home to the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers, as well as many other international organisations, including NATO.

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British Waterways reveals shortlist

6 July 2001

British Waterways has shortlisted three companies in its bid to find a private sector development partner to regenerate 2,430ha (6,000 acres) of waterfront land in its ownership.

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Retail: Touchwood brings luck to Solihull

6 July 2001

Lend Lease's Touchwood shopping centre will add significantly to Solihull's retail offering

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Morley fund to overhaul Brighton Conference Centre

6 July 2001

Norwich Union Public Private Partnership, a limited partnership between Morley Fund Management and developer Mill Group, has been granted preferred bidder status on a £100m-plus scheme to refurbish Brighton Conference Centre. A source close to the project revealed that NUPPP is working on plans, which include the creation ...

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Top names make big cutbacks on office space needs in Guildford

6 July 2001

The Guildford office market has been hit by the decision of three big occupiers to rationalise their space in the Surrey town.

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Wembley bids lodged

6 July 2001

Bidders for Wembley Arena and Conference Centre and the 20ha (50 acre) plot of land around it will be whittled down to a shortlist of four or five in the next 10 days.

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Confessions of a property party animal

6 July 2001

Lee Mallett looks back at the best, and worst, of property industry bashes

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H&B equity partners to share new bonus pool after hitting targets

6 July 2001

Healey & Baker's equity partners stand to receive an additional bonus pool this autumn, despite the recent cutting of the investment team's bonus payments.

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Folkestone shopping scheme stalls after funder pulls out

6 July 2001

Pilton Group and Wereldhave blame doubling in construction costs for collapse of town centre scheme