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Former HQ refurbishment

City scheme application

Central London - a Sack Full of Refurbs

City HQ redevelopment

Start in SE1

Docklands application

Kings Cross start

Start for SE1 scheme

Refurbishment plan in EC4

SW1 refurbishment

Willis wants more

Bovis favourite for 51 Lime Street, EC3

Application for M&S HQ

Belgrave House topped out

Who 2?

Refurbishment underway

Main contractor for Walker House

Victoria House to go ahead as office scheme

New plans for 68 King William Street EC4

City property sale?

Quangos go "head to head"

The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) has announced that it is to appear at the public inquiry into the proposed Heron Tower at 110 Bishopsgate, London EC2. CABE will appear in support of the scheme when the inquiry starts at the end of October. CABE's views are contrary to those of English Heritage, which is objecting to the scheme. CABE's chief executive Jon Rouse has been quoted as saying that it is willing to go "head to head" with English Heritage over a scheme it believes is suitable. "It's a bit like David against Goliath, but we have to stand up and be counted," he is reported as saying. - (17-08-2001)

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Skanska sells to Axa Sun Life

Skanska, the Anglo-Swedish construction group, has sold its last two investment properties in London to AXA Sun Life for just under £91m. The two developments are at Thomas More Square, E1 and 55 King William Street, EC4. The 22,000 sq m (236,840 sq ft) Trinity Tower at Thomas More Square, overlooking St. Katharine Docks, completes the bulk of Skanska's sale of the development, which began last year. The King William Street property comprises 5,839 sq m (62,859 sq ft) of offices with some retail and leisure uses. Frederick Wirdenius, President of Skanska's Project Development Europe said: ‘These two sales, which made a profit for Skanska of £34 million, represent the completion of Skanska's divesting of its real estate portfolio in London. It also creates possibilities for continued investments in other attractive growth areas in Europe.’ - (11-05-2001)

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Topland could invest £600m in City

Topland, the privately owned property company, is said to be looking to acquire up to £600m of property in the City of London, and has just acquired 33 King William Street, London EC4 for £85m from Land Securities. 33 King William Street was built in 1983 and provides around 13,000 sq m (140,000 sq ft) of office space, it is the home of Merrill Lynch Investment Managers. Last year Topland acquired 51-55 Gresham Street EC2 from Land Securities for £46m and recently bought 150 Aldersgate Street EC1 from Slough Estates for £33m. - (02-02-2001)

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