All Property Week articles in Retail and Leisure Supplement 2006
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The five-year plan
Laura Chesters speaks to Topland chief Sol Zakay about a ground-breaking deal that seemed mad post-9/11.
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Extreme measures
One man is on a mission to bring kayaking and rock climbing into shopping centres. Anna Goldie meets TV’s Duncan McCallum
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Eade on: how sops make Plymouth rock
Christine Eade witnesses the first day’s trading at the Drake Circus shopping centre
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Wheres good for dinner?
Des Gunewardena is the new man in charge at Sir Terence Conran’s chain.
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Fitness centres slim down
Consolidation is rife among gym chains. Christine Eade finds out what this means for the leisure property marketIt may sound bright and perky to say: ‘I’m off to the gym,’ but the phrase is conjuring up fewer and fewer choices. In the last 12 months, chains of health and fitness ...
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A bubbly personality
Claer Barrett harvests grapes with Alternative Hotel Group chairman Richard Balfour-Lynn
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Borders crossing
Christine Eade reports from the opening of Ireland’s first Borders bookstore
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Dont believe the hype
Figures suggest imminent oversupply in shopping centre floorspace. Yvonne Court of Cushman & Wakefield finds the real story, while retail developers make their predictions to Mike Phillips
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Hammerson to redevelop 125 Old Broad Street
Hammerson has teamed up with GE Real Estate and Bank of Ireland to redevelop 125 Old Broad Street, London EC2
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Grainger buys Munich portfolio
Grainger Trust, the UK’s largest quoted residential property owner, has bought a 308-unit residential portfolio in Munich, Germany for €32m (£.21.4m) from an unnamed German vendor
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Kuwait tops emerging markets
Kuwait tops the ranking as the most expensive office location in the Middle East and Africa
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CB Richard Ellis to buy Trammell Crow for $2.2bn
CB Richard Ellis today announced that it is to buy one of its major property services rivals Trammell Crow in a $2.2bn (£1.16bn) deal