All Property Week articles in 8-15 August 2003 – Page 2
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MarketsTo Honor and obey
The existence of the London Development Agency has been called into question by government plans for a rival agency. But new chairwoman Honor Chapman is ready to fight
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Insight
A historic split in the investment market
The investment market has begun to show signs of a split in both sentiment and substance
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InsightLabour wants Livingstone, but what's in it for him?
I don't often laugh out loud when I read the papers, especially these days when they are so resolutely gloomy on almost every front
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News
Scottish Widows goes underweight
Institutional investor has short-term bearish outlook for property
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Markets
East End world
The London Development Agency has a huge stake in the east of the capital, and the 2012 Olympics have added an extra incentive
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Markets
Eade on: The lexicon of learning
Dagenham finds there is life after Ford with the Centre for Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence, an 'educational cluster' for 'lifelong learning and skills'
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News
First tenant revolt over duty
Train operators meet landlord Network Rail to plan avoidance of Stamp Duty on leases
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NewsThird time lucky for Paddington development plans?
Network Rail's three-year battle to win planning permission for a mixed-use development above London's Paddington station could be over after Westminster council recommended the scheme (pictured). Network Rail is planning a 768,528 sq ft (71,398 sq m) office and retail block as well as a new platform, which will increase ...
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News
Daejan drives good week for property
Daejan, the highly secretive investor 80% controlled by the Freshwater family, was the top property share last week in a relatively good period for the sector
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NewsPlanning consent granted for Stansted Holiday Inn
BAA Lynton is to develop Stansted airport's first budget hotel at the South Gate site. Uttlesfield District Council has given detailed planning consent for a 256-bedroom Express by Holiday Inn. It will be operated by Kew Green Hotels, which is 25%-owned by property company Moorfield and 20% by Bank of ...
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News
Investor confidence in commercial property soars
Primepitch/Property Week survey reveals more optimism about the economy reflected at auction
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Markets
Eade on: Cod and ships
The North-east town of Blyth has left its proud shipbuilding past behind and embraced renewable energy, but local anglers aren't too happy
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NewsSony opens discount store in Clarks Village
Japanese electronics company Sony is set to open its first ever factory outlet store in the UK. The company has signed up at MEPC's Clarks Village factory outlet in Street, Somerset. It will open the 1,500 sq ft (139 sq m) unit at the scheme's latest phase, which is due ...
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Inner City
The saying 'old bowlers never die, they just fade away' could equally apply to a senior partner of a firm of chartered surveyors
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NewsSex claims snowball as five more join CBRE lawsuit
Women come forward in support of sexual harrassment action against firm in the US
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News
Cadogan seals Sloane deals
The Cadogan Estate has let more than half of the retail element of its Cadogan Mansions scheme in London's Sloane Street, SW1
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MarketsBridge building
With commerce shifting away from manufacturing, One NorthEast chairman John Bridge gives his view on the challenges ahead
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News
Brake Bros tucks into Gerald Eve
Gerald Eve has won a contract to advise Brake Brothers on its national property portfolio
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News
Stanhope to manage Bracknell development
Stanhope is to be appointed development manager of Bracknell's £500m town centre regeneration in the latest step towards ending the six-year impasse over the project
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News
LandSecs boss launches Crossrail lobby
Land Securities chief executive Ian Henderson has launched a campaign to unite London's business leaders in support of Crossrail, the proposed east-west rail link
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