All articles by Tim Danaher
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InsightGlatman’s abstract expression
At Akeler, developer and art collector Mark Glatman made his name in out-of-town offices. But with his new venture, Abstract Land, the focus is on city centres.
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Rosemound kicks off £350m buying spree
Industrial specialist acquires development sites in Derby, Crewe and Herts
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Chesterton taken to court over £255,000
Five former employees take action over alleged unpaid commission
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Donaldsons takes over niche corporate property firm
Jonathan Edwards Consulting’s five partners to bolster Donaldsons’ occupier business
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Blow to City as law firm stays at home
Berwin Leighton Paisner withdraws City’s largest requirement
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FSA gives ground in insurance battle
Authority allows RICS to govern surveyors’ management of client funds
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Borehamwood's Imperial Place sold
Liberty International subsidiary Capital & Counties has sold its Imperial Place office development in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, for £58.6m.
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Argent seals final Piccadilly Gardens letting
Argent’s 1 Piccadilly Gardens office scheme in Manchester is fully let, after the developer today confirmed the letting of 91,440 sq ft (8,490 sq m) to Bank of New York.
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Brixton secures Trafford Park letting
Brixton has secured a big industrial letting at its Trafford Park estate in Manchester.
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Developers’ rage at ODPM’s Westminster housing rule
Industry and council united in condemning ‘extreme’ affordable housing policy
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CB Richard Ellis poaches FPDSavills West End chief
CBRE continues London business expansion by appointing agency and development head
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News2004: all-time record for investment
Agents rush through final deals of the year as investment totals £35bn
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NewsMagnier and McManus snap up Manchesters Kendals
Irish horseracing duo spend £60m on city’s biggest department store
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NewsScottish Widows sets up debut Euro fund
JLL appointed to find up to £300m of properties on the continent
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Inner City: Tim Danaher
Not much news normally emerges from the investment market at this time of year, when the emphasis is usually on tying up loose ends before Christmas rather than bringing new sales to the market.
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Carroll secures Ireland's biggest 2004 office letting
Computer manufacturer Dell signs up for 133,000 sq ft at Dublin business park
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NewsGE plans mega Mayfair scheme
US company teams up with O&H for 200,000 sq ft-plus Grafton Estate project
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InsightSmall businesses will pick up the bill for BIDs
The American concept of business improvement districts has been seized upon as the panacea for all the ills of our town centres.
