All Property Week articles in 8 December 2000 – Page 2
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Businesses give thumbs down to paying extra rates
Researchers discover 93% of occupiers asked do not want government to launch supplementary business rate
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Burford quits public life
Burford's disappointing post-Leslau performance and over-exposure to Trocadero prompt bosses to put £500m MBO on table, and Deutsche Bank Private Equity wins four-month bid to take Bradford Property Trust private.
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Local fury at Hackney sale to Lehman Bros
Socialist protesters to target investment bank as it plans to move HQ to troubled borough
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Wilson Bowden fails to buy priciest Bracknell site
The most expensive land deal in the Thames Valley market has mysteriously collapsed.
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Markets
London boroughs south: top shopping locations
The table and map linked here, based on the results of The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns, shows the top 10 comparison goods trading locations in south London.
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Paul Whight books into internet hotels
Ex-Grantchester chief compares telehouse market with 1980s retail warehousing
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Markets
Croydon offices: Old timers mix with new blood
Little space is left in Croydon after an influx of new tenants and resident relocations
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CSC battles Grosvenor over Liverpool shopping scheme
Donald Gordon's group shrugs off Bluecoat disappointment by teaming up with Walton on rival £300m scheme
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Property Week staff scoop journalism awards
Property Week writers swept the board at last week's International Building Press awards in London.
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Akeler pre-lets Lisbon campus
Akeler, the business space developer, has pre-let more than 12,000 sq m (129,200 sq ft) at Quinta de Fonte, its office campus near Lisbon, to two existing occupiers and a further four high-profile companies.
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Retail: A change in the air
Redevelopment plans for Croydon should help its problem of few larger sized units.
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Fareham site to go ahead at last
The redevelopment saga over Market Quay in Fareham, Hampshire, reached a conclusion this week, when developer Miller/CTP signed a partnership agreement with the local council.
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Agents set up net trading service
Six niche investment agents, responsible for more than £3bn of investment transactions in the last year, have raised £1.3m to create their own online trading service called E-property Investor.
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Agent Ollerton lodged 'bogus' work invoices
Prosecution witness says there was no written evidence rent review work was ordered or carried out
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Buyback shield after Grubb & Ellis sale flop
Knight Frank's US partner pulls up the drawbridge after falling out with Insignia over price
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Far East giant plans £300m UK assault
Singapore's CapitaLand looks to UK as stepping stone towards investment in Europe
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In a spin: Salmon Harvester catches Royal Ballet School's £25m Covent Garden development
You would not normally associate prima ballerina Darcey Bussell with the less graceful directors of Mayfair-based Salmon Developments. But this week Salmon Harvester Properties was granted planning consent for the development of a £25m new home for the Royal Ballet School in London's Covent Garden.
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