Estates Gazette 1995 David Sands - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Estates Gazette 1995 David Sands
Are we being served? (surveyors)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Canary to profit at City expense. (sale of Canary Wharf will attract tenants away from City)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Castlemore's Quay Point plans called into question. (Bristol)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Developers shortlisted but doubt shadows Snow Hill. (controversy over plans for Snow Hill scheme in central Birmingham, UK)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Fashion buyers scramble for Manchester shops site. (NatWest Group Property to sell key fashion pitch)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Greenwich reaches out in business and leisure plan.	Real estate industry	David Sands
Individualism makes a comeback. (latest developments in office fittings; Office Trends supplement)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Linklaters has top billing in UK Legal 500 guide.	Real estate industry	David Sands
London pushes for more hotels.	Real estate industry	David Sands
Lords give rough ride to privity. (House of Lords blocks Bill to abolish privity of contract)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Manchester take-off closer for AMEC/Scottish Life. (plans for business park near Manchester Airport)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Planning guidance too late to stop High St rot. (government efforts to protect city centres from out-of-town development could have come too late)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Property needs to wake up to new PFI benefits. (advantages of private finance initiative for property sector)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Salary levels boosted as market confidence grows. (UK surveyors see rising pay)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Tower lettings at Canary stoke buyers' interest. (Canary Wharf lets more space)	Real estate industry	David Sands
Urban land use initiatives getting there, says RICS.	Real estate industry	David Sands

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