All Property Week articles in 8 April 2004 – Page 3
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Halladale buys Gt Yarmouth mall
Scottish property company Halladale has bought the 163,000 sq ft (15,143 sq m) Market Gate Shopping Centre in Great Yarmouth for £22.7m in a joint venture with Anglo Irish UK Property Fund and a private Irish investor. The deal, which reflects a net initial yield of 6.75%, was funded ...
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Hall's Wynyard Business Park gets go-ahead
Planning permission has been granted for the first building at Wynyard Business Park on Teesside, owned by the former Newcastle United Football Club chairman Sir John Hall. The developers – Hall's company Cameron Hall and Industrial Securities, which is part of Mark Steinberg's Marcol Group – have secured detailed permission ...
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RICS slams 'pointless' FSA building insurance rules
Regulations could ruin small firms, institution tells Gordon Brown
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Spring brings lettings in south Manchester
South Manchester's office market is returning to life with a spate of letting activity after two difficult years. Caudwell Holdings, which owns retailer Phones 4u, has bought Building 1 at Taylor Woodrow 's Christie Fields office park in south Manchester for its own occupation. The speculatively built building totals ...
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Bon Marseille
LESSON FOUR: Marseille shows how urban regeneration and inward investment has been achieved with an almost utopian vision of the public-private partnership.
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Professional
DLA recruits partners for Birmingham office
Law firm DLA has poached two new property partners for its Birmingham office. Planning specialist Peter Taylor was previously with regional firm Hewitsons and becomes head of the planning team. Alex Jones specialises in property development and finance; he moves from Pinsetts.
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Berth control
Developers are hoping to get the go-ahead this week on four schemes to bring extra capacity to Britain's ports.
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Barwood plans mixed-use at Northants site
Midlands-based developer Barwood has bought the final phase of development land at ProLogis's Grange Park near Northampton for a mixed-use scheme. Barwood is planning a £15m development on the 8 acre (3.2 ha) site, to include 50,000 sq ft (4,645 sq m) of offices, a public house and a care ...
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Irish bank buys Oxford centre
Irish fund manager AIB Investment Managers has bought the Northgate Quarter shopping centre on Magdalen Street in Oxford for nearly £25.6m. The price reflects a net initial yield of 5.5%. The 170,506 sq ft (15,841 sq m) retail scheme was developed by Crest Nicholson and sold by Standard Life ...
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Professional
Balancing tenants' and investors' needs
Detailed valuation methods have role to play in new era
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Professional
Gaffney appointed Mace & Jones partner
Northern law firm Mace & Jones has appointed Mark Gaffney as a property partner based in its Liverpool office. Gaffney was previously with Addleshaw Goddard and has worked on property projects including the Commonwealth Games Sportcity site and Stonebridge Cross in Liverpool.
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Slough changes agents
Slough Estates has dropped Jones Lang LaSalle and CB Richard Ellis as agents on its Bath Road offices in Slough in favour of FPDSavills and Knight Frank . The appointment involves around 100,000 sq ft (9,300 sq m) of offices and development sites.
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Professional
ODPM and the Valuation Office Agency
The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister has apologised to local authorities for wrongly assessing the level of inflation used to adjust Business Rate Bills, not the Valuation Office Agency as stated in ‘In brief’.
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Suzuki roars into Milton Keynes after EP deal
Motor vehicle manufacturer Suzuki is to relocate its UK parts distribution facility to Milton Keynes after buying a site from English Partnerships . Suzuki has bought a 10 acre (4 ha) site in Snelshall West, on the outskirts of Milton Keynes, and signed a development agreement with shed specialist Rosemound ...
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Kempner stays as chief at Benchmark after GE deal
GE Real Estate confirms £273m agreement for West End specialist and will keep 'respected team'
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Affluent foreign students to finance halls’ growth
Influx of wealthy overseas students’ requirements will establish new property investment asset class
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Kelly to address BPF conference
The British Property Federation ’s conference will be held in Brighton on 22 and 23 April. The timely event follows last month’s Budget, when the chancellor launched a consultation exercise on REITs, and the deputy prime minister’s imminent launch of consultation on flexible leases. Treasury financial secretary Ruth Kelly is ...
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Arlington buy ends long saga of Aberdeen sale
Aberdeen Property Investors finally to be sold to business park specialist
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