All articles by Ellen Bennett – Page 2
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OnlineThe holders of high office
This year’s winners of the Office Agents Society Awards were toasted by the hundreds of property professionals who gathered for lunch at Park Lane’s London Hilton hotel on 13 October
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NewsPrescott's way
Deputy prime minister calls for action not ‘whingeing’ to deliver Northern Way initiative
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NewsTreasury acts to limit London occupancy
Government set to tighten rules on civil service office deal
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Deka haemorrhages cash after scandal
Frankfurt corruption troubles cast cloud over Expo Real in Munich
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NewsInvestors await €100bn ‘golden age’ for property
Expo Real delegates told to expect mass of European portfolio sales, with institutions ready to buy
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MarketsFarnborough flies back
Location of the UK’s first flight, the former Ministry of Defence aircraft factory in Farnborough is being transformed into a business park that will retain its historic core.
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MarketsTram to the slaughter
The cancellation of the extension to Manchester’s tram link caused outrage, but council leader Sir Howard Bernstein is hell-bent on reversing the decision
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MarketsPride of Plaza
Can Bruntwood turn Manchester’s biggest eyesore, Piccadilly Plaza, from shunned 1960s scheme into sought-after business destination?
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MarketsManchester’s sweet success
The popularity of speculative developments at Trafford Park is showing no let-up as there is little available industrial space in the area
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MarketsFrom grime to prime
An international design competition to transform Salford closes on Monday
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MarketsMan U about town
Manchester’s big-spending football stars are just one reason why the city is booming with upmarket shopping schemes, the latest of which is coming forward on King Street
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InsightThe word from the street
The government’s consultation on banning upward-only rent reviews ends next week. But Property Week’s own consultation of occupiers reveals that they have other, more pressing problems with leases Photographs by Marius Hansen
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MarketsThe Green team
At Emersons Green, three of Britain’s biggest developers have set aside their rivalry to create a scheme in tune with government thinking on sustainable communities.
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MarketsThe great call of China
In the first deal of its kind in Europe, the Chinese government is bringing a touch of va va voom back to the landmark former Renault building in Swindon.
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MarketsBroad relief
Beset with problems in recent times, things are looking up for the Broadmead shopping centre as plans for its £500m extension move forward.
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MarketsBorderline case
Bath has traditionally intimidated developers with its tough planning restrictions, but things have started to change on the outskirts of the city.
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MarketsWaiting for Lyons to bite
Bristol’s council and agents are putting on a brave face after losing a large Ministry of Defence requirement, arguing the city can still benefit from the Lyons Review.
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InsightProperty, social housing and me
The gritty surrounds of a council estate are a lifetime away from the glamour of London’s Mayfair, but the worlds of property and social housing are set to collide. Property Week’s Ellen Bennett has worked on both sides of the divide and reveals why opposites will have to attract. Photographs ...
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MoD abandons plans to decamp 6,000 to Bristol
High cost of Lyons Review relocation strategy forces MoD logistics staff to stay put
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