All Property Week articles in 9 July 2004 – Page 4
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News
AMB recruits for Euro drive
US real estate investment trust AMB Property has appointed a logistics property specialist to spearhead an expansion drive in Europe.
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Insight
The agony, and potential ecstacy, of dealing with the public sector
It would be great to report a big deal after my first column in March. Well, we nearly had one: we beat two other outfits and it might yet come back, but it seems to have withered on the vine at the moment. Such is the developer's lot.
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News
Top agencies square up for Motorola role
CBRE, CWHB and JLL among those invited to pitch for 3m sq ft EMEA contract
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Markets
Now showing across the UK
With 30 stores due to open by Christmas, DVD retailer Silverscreen is one of the most exciting new retailers in Britain. Founder Sebastian James hopes to open 180 shops in the next three years.
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News
Antler makes £72m south-east raid
Private company's deal signals continuing recovery of office market
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News
Shopping centre investment rockets by 70%
Shopping centre investment rose 70% in the second quarter of 2004 compared with the first, according to new research from DTZ, with the return of the institutions driving the rise in activity.
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News
David Kirch makes improved £61m bid for PAM
Jersey-based entrepreneur David Kirch is bidding to take over former split capital investment trust Property Acquisition & Management in a £61m deal.
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News
German fund CGI makes 4m sq ft Canadian debut
German open-ended fund manager CGI has taken a big step into the North American market, with a £400m investment acquisition.
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News
Halladale raises dividend by 31% after top year
Halladale has raised its full-year dividend by 31% after a surge in profits from its core co-investment retail activities.
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News
Kerzner and Ask chosen for Manchester's 260m Sportcity
US casino operator Kerzner International and Ask Developments have been selected as preferred developers for a £260m leisure scheme at Sportcity in east Manchester.
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Professional
The mystery of the 2005 revaluation
Vagaries of system mean that payers are none the wiser
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News
NGT powers Solihull's biggest letting since 2000
The Solihull office market is set for its biggest letting since 2000, as National Grid Transco (NGT) is poised to secure a sublet on its space at Landsdowne Gate.
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News
Ashbourne to launch 200m fund for private investors
Fund manager targets British and Irish individuals with 15% returns aim
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News
O&H Properties gets go-ahead for 100m redevelopment
Elmbridge Borough Council has given O&H Properties the go-ahead for its £100m redevelopment of Walton-on-Thames town centre in Surrey.
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News
Widows submits W1 plans
Scottish Widows has submitted a planning application for a store on Oxford Street, London W1.
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News
AAIMs 1bn target moves closer with Frimley buy
Private investment syndicator Active Asset Investment Management has acquired a £40m office development in Frimley, Surrey, as part of its acquisition drive.
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Online
Henderson buys £88m Swansea retail park
Henderson Global Investors has exchanged contracts with Hammerson to buy Fforestfach Retail Park in Swansea at an initial yield of 3.96%.
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Online
Antler makes £72m south-east raid
Antler, the private property company run by Alan Welsh, has bought the out-of-town office portfolio of Malory Clifford’s Blackfriars Investments for £72.5m.
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Online
Green increases bid for M&S
Revival Acquisitions, the bid vehicle managed by retail tycoon Philip Green, has raised its bid to buy Marks & Spencer this morning.