All Property Week articles in 6 October 2000 – Page 2
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News
Sheffield shoppers stick to cars leaving buses empty
Meadowhall retail park attracts on average fewer than one shopper per bus, according to MORI research
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Drive staff to use buses says Tory
A former tory environment secretary John Gummer told out-of-town retail park bosses that they should insist that staff use public transport rather than drive to work. The Tory MP and chairman of the international commission on sustainable consumption, said at the annual conference of the British Council for Out for ...
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Markets
Retail Bidding in a big way
A large amount of store space is due to come on to the starved West End market.
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London mayor puts homes before cars
The Greater London Authority s spatial development plan began to take shape this week as mayor Ken Livingstone pushed for up to 50% of brownfield land to be dedicated to social housing. The GLA s Transport Policy and Spatial Development Policy Committee interim report, launched on Tuesday, also ...
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Court battle decision on Newport holding
Court battle decision on Newport holding Richmount s involvement in property firm to be decided in two weeks
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BAA moves Jurenko up
Andrew Jurenko has stepped down as managing director of BAA Lynton , the property development arm of airport operator baa . Jurenko, who has been promoted to run BAA s retail operation World Duty Free, has been replaced by his number two, asset management and investment director, John O Halloran. ...
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Sephora scents success at Brent Cross and assigns Disney store
Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are bidding farewell to Brent Cross after eight years and assigning the Disney Store lease at the north London shopping centre to the French cosmetic company, Sephora. The perfume specialist, which is looking to expand its UK presence, will pay the market rent, but not ...
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Professional
When it all falls apart
How can tenants and landlords settle their differences over dilapidations without lengthy and expensive litigation? Easy. Just use a pre-action draft protocol, or even mediation, to work through the issues and solve the problem
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Near-full Glasgow aided by Taylor Woodrow park plan
Taylor Woodrow has submitted an initial planning application to develop a new business park outside Glasgow city centre. The developer has an option to buy the former hospital site at Phillipshill in March 2001, to build a 30,660 sq m (330,000 sq ft) scheme. The scheme, which has been ...
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Andersen agrees Brindleyplace deal
Accounting giant s decision to leave Birmingham city centre may spark more moves
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Helical Bar joins NCP for £90m Soho job
Developer wins race to help transform Brewer Street car park into mixed-use development
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Bowden’s £9m Bracknell brownfield hectare
Wilson Bowden has beaten akeler and Development Securities to buy one of the last Thames Valley brownfield office sites. The Midlands-based developer has stunned the M25 market by offering around £9m/ha (£3.5m/acre) for the former Corrugated Products site in Bracknell. The 1ha (2.5 acre) site was placed ...
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Insight
What’s in a name?
How far down the road is the anticipated Colliers CRE management buyout? It s a tough deal to do, but the key players are looking forward confidently to a new name, new building, new business and improved profit margins
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Inspector slams ‘greedy’ council
Confidential inquiry report criticises Bracknell for neglecting duties as £500m retail battle ends in farce
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Joint venture Apsley pensions off £34m offices
Frogmore Estates and Equitable Life s joint venture, the Apsley Property Limited Partnership, has sold two properties for £34.5m. Ashby House, Staines, has been sold to hsbc Pension Trust for £23.9m, and Clarendon House in Edinburgh has been sold to the CGU Staff Pension Fund for £11.59m. Clarendon ...
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WestLB joint venture frees £300m for British Land
British Land will get £307.5m cash back to help fund its City development programme after forming a joint venture with German bank WestLB to hold four of its City of London investment properties. British Land will retain a 50% stake in the joint venture, which will hold 57,040 sq ...
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Markets
Hotels: 21st-century London evolves as the West End stands still
In 1906, Ceasar Ritz opened his West End hotel The Ritz, a new breed of exciting, sumptuous hotel and regarded as one of the happening places to stay in London. Almost 100 years on, the West End is still home to London s established luxury hotels scene such as the ...
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