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21. McGrath invests ??40m in Oldham
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 15 January 2002 OLDHAM has scooped a £40m property investment as the town recovers from last summer’s riots. And London-based investors say it is set for further investment opportunities. -
22. Buy-to-let still going strong
Manchester Evening News, Monday 06 May 2002 SOARING property prices are unlikely to dent the buoyant buy-to-let market. -
23. Shepherds deal for ep2
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 10 December 2002 PROPERTY consultants ep2 Elliott Partnership beat challenges from six rival firms to become managers of the é11m Shepherds Friendly property portfolio. -
24. Investing in bricks 'n' mortar
Manchester Evening News, Monday 15 July 2002 THE current low stock market means that a lot of people are investing in property as an alternative, says Paul Barker of Manchester law firm Hill Dickinson. -
25. Whelan’s in-merger
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 08 October 2002 PROPERTY consultant David Whelan is to merge his specialist regeneration consultancy with international construction and property consultants EC Harris. -
26. Drivers Jonas doubles up on staff
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 23 July 2002 STAFF numbers are up by 50 per cent, say bosses at city centre property firm Drivers Jonas. -
27. It4 clinches coalfield deal
Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 16 January 2002 A Greater Manchester IT service provider has clinched a deal to develop an industrial property database online. -
28. Matrix are quick off the mark
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 January 2002 PROPERTY investors Matrix was only formed last year, but has completed one of its first deals in double quick time. -
29. Teamwork key to success for new Insignia boss
Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 22 January 2002 The woman promoted to run one of the UK's largest property businesses says teamwork will be her watchword. -
30. Repossessions reach 20-year low
Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 August 2002 THE number of homes re-possessed by mortgage lenders has fallen to its lowest level for almost 20 years thanks to a combination of low interest rates and rising property prices.