All articles by Angela Jameson – Page 4
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Professional
Professional plus
Is CPD just another chore for your firm? Angela Jameson visited King Sturge, which is working with Sheffield Hallam University on a CPD programme that reaps rewards for the firm, the individual and the profession.
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Insight
Agents of gloom
Will there be a place for agents in the new millennium? Following a year of great change for the surveying profession, we discover whether agents are delivering the service occupiers require.
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Insight
On the precipice
This report finds out how the awful truth about the recession dawned on leading industry figures
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Hungary for success
TrizecHahn Europe has just celebrated the opening of its first major European development in Budapest. Phillip Rose, chief operating officer of the Canadian company, talks about its pan-European strategy
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Markets
Leisure Tyne
Commercial schemes in Gateshead are being kick-started by lottery-funded arts projects.
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Markets
Driven to disruption
Pressure on the UK's motor trade to cut car prices is shaking up the market in motor dealerships.
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Getting Britain moving
Getting the country moving again is the government's number one priority. As the Commons starts a new session, Property Week asked the property industry what it thought of the latest planning guidance on transport.
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News
AIG takes 25% stake in TrizecHahn centre
TrizecHahn has sold a 25% stake in its newly opened West End City Center in Budapest to US insurance giant AIG. The sale, confirmed on the day the Canadian developer cut the ribbon on its first major European scheme, values the 80,000 sq m (861,120 sq ft) shopping centre ...
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Planning pain
Government guidance is pushing more and more infrastructure costs on to developers. But the industry is fed up with bearing the brunt of regeneration and transport initiatives. Report on the growing backlash over planning gain
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Billing time
Small firms who rely heavily on rating work have been seriously hampered in attracting new clients by the government s delay in supplying information on the 2000 revaluation.
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News
Bank balance
Technology makes Bank of Scotland s bid for NatWest credible. It also threatens to drag the rest of the banking world into turmoil. Angela Jameson examines the property implications of the bid
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Insight
Bright future
After four months as MEPC chief executive and with results looming at the end of the month, Jamie Dundas is confident that his leadership of the company will meet the City's high expectations.
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News
Unicorn flies into a new field
Ex-Johnson Controls head Wayne Felton is back on the acquisition trail following last week's £37m buyout of Unicorn Consultancy, a subsidiary of FM firm Building & Property.
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Professional
Small wonder
After just six months running his own business, Jon Turner is discovering that small is beautiful when it comesto winning work in a town like Hereford. We pay a second visit to his practice
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Insight
Grand central
Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic are now the leading destinations for developers wanting exposure to emerging European markets. In the concluding part of our series, the property market in these nations are examined
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Eastern promise
Once upon a time, senior executives complained that they had to fly 10 hours or more to find a region combining rapid growth, huge investment potential and Western-style political and economic reforms. Today, such a market is right on Europe s doorstep. Central and Eastern Europe now provide ...
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Markets
Moving on up
Building societies and clearing banks are squaring up to their German counterparts by following aggressive loan programmes. This report profiles eight lenders
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Professional
Wills power
The Labour government has won plenty of friends in big business, but what does it offer small firms and entrepreneurs? Mike Wills, the minister responsible for small business, talks to us.
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Insight
Working on the chain gang
A year from now and a new power will take control in the capital. In the second of our features on lobbying,this reportdiscovers whether the property industry is ready for the Mayor of London
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Aiming for the top
Quitting a big firm for a niche practice doesn't always mean leaving ambition behind. We report on the latest activities of Hamptons International Commercial
