All articles by Heather Greig-Smith – Page 4
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Markets
7 deadly sins
There is another side to the coin. Heather Greig-Smith reveals the habits of property's worst employers
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MarketsA chief executive with a Park Royal prerogative
Jackie Sadek has plans for her west London patch and its 2,000 firms.
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Markets
Hilton scouts west London for new lodgings
A lease break clause at its 70,000 sq ft Watford office has tempted Hilton to look around
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Royal commission
Park Royal Partnership chief Jackie Sadek is determined to improve the state - and status - of the industrial park.
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News
Taylor Woodrow makes cities U-turn with Lots Road sale
£41m site sale and job cuts signal ‘strategy change' on urban mixed-use development
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Markets
Full facelift
English Partnerships has opened a treasure trove for developers as it seeks to breathe new life into six rundown hospital sites in the region.
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Insight
The end of our world as we know it?
Is MIPIM, which starts next Tuesday in Cannes, the last bastion of face-to-face property dealing, or is technology taking over?
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Early risers
A new venture by two former English Partnerships executives aims to give the private sector a head-start in regeneration projects.
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Burning ambition
Manchester's derelict London Road fire station could be turned into a live music venue if its elusive owner Alex Langsam agrees.
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Markets
Pulling out all the shops
Investors are vying for position in a seller's paradise. Heather Greig-Smith reports
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Markets
The customer is king
CoreNet research suggests tenants are gaining the upper hand as landlords compete to offer better services and lease terms.
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Markets
Excess baggage
Mergers and acquisitions have the side effect of adding unwanted property to companies' portfolios.
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Markets
Brought to account
Stricter corporate governance rules in the US and new accounting standards in Europe are giving corporate real estate professionals a greater role in the way businesses are run.
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Markets
Lex purchase to kick-start Chorley regeneration
Auto logistics firm takes 100 acres at Buckshaw Village for new warehouse and offices
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MarketsBlackpool's illuminations
Even if Blackpool does not win the bid for the first ‘supercasino', a range of developments is set to turn it from a seaside town to a year-round economy.
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Markets
The market in minutes
Heather Greig-Smith gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Markets
Lyons: Plymouth must spec to win relocations
Lyons Review author calls on south-west cities to collaborate to attract civil servants
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Markets
Every little helps
St Austell's council is going forward with its scheme to revamp the town's retail core, following Tesco's controversial surrender of its derelict store.
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Markets
South-west's civil war
Taunton will be fighting Exeter to secure any civil service relocations arising from the Lyons Review.
