All Property Week articles in London supplement 2005
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InsightTip from the top
Mark Hewett, Colliers CRE As with most of the ‘occupier’ disciplines, retail agency has several different facets.
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InsightRegal proceedings
Once seen as a sleepy Treasury backwater, the Crown Estate is taking a more active approach to the market with a new investment strategy
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News
Metropolis: the remake
Metropolis House, Great Portland Estate’s first acquisition under the new management team led by Toby Courtauld and Rob Noel, was completed last month on time and on budget.
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InsightLooks like team spirit
How will niche West End agency Hodnett Martin Smith fit in at new parent company DTZ?
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NewsL&G wins top tenant
Italian bank UBM HAS TAKEN the top two floors at Legal & General’s 95 Queen Victoria Street (pictured).
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NewsFrogmore ponders new use for Old Street site
Property company Frogmore is keeping quiet about proposals for the 2.8 acre (1.1 ha) freehold site at 183-213 Old Street, which it bought in March for around £45m from Prestbury and private investors, at a yield of around 5%.
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NewsFunds find a new home
Hedge funds have been taking Knightsbridge space as a reaction to high rents in Mayfair.
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Insight
Fine figures
Higher salaries are tempting professionals from consultancy and agency work to client work
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NewsRemodelled London goes on display
An exhibition featuring a giant model of central London will open on 7 July at the Building Centre in Store Street, WC1.
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Markets
Anti-social
John Prescott’s decree that Westminster council must raise its affordable housing limits could make schemes unviable.
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InsightThe alpine investor
The man who built Austria’s tallest tower has set his sights on London. Robin Marriott travelled to Vienna to meet him
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Insight
Developers back in action
The latest cranes survey from Drivers Jonas shows a slow-but-steady rise in construction, writes Anthony Duggan, associate partner with the firm’s central London research team
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NewsStart for £80m spec schemes
Two speculative mixed-used developments in central London with a combined total value of around £80m began on site last month.
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NewsHalladale pays £13m for Strand shops and offices
Golfrate Property Management has sold 73-75 Strand to Halladale Developments for £13m, reflecting a net initial yield of 7.16%.
