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1. 1. Commercial property briefing

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 June 2006 ROUND-UP of the region's commercial property news in brief.

2. 2. Property landlords at risk of identity theft

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 05 June 2006 LANDLORDS and buy-to-let property owners are becoming increasingly at risk from identity theft.

3. 3. Commercial property briefing

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 13 June 2006 THIS week's commercial property news in brief.

4. 4. Commercial property briefs

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 27 June 2006 A brief round up of news from the commercial property sector.

5. 5. Commercial property briefing

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 June 2006 A selection of brief stories from the commercial property sector.

6. 6. Brixton seals property deal

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 20 June 2006 BRIXTON Estates has added to its Manchester property portfolio. It has bought the Circle South Industrial Estate at Wharfside Way, Trafford Park, for é9.75m from Liverpool Victoria Life Company.

7. 7. Holiday home owners handed tax warning

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 19 June 2006 BRITS who own property abroad are being warned against offering `mates rates' to friends and family who stay at their holiday homes.

8. 8. From teaching to a development empire

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 06 June 2006 AS a student she bought and sold cars to make extra cash and did her first property deal at the age of 22. The M.E.N's Jill Burdett meets the former teacher behind a development empire with a é60m turnover.

9. 9. Betting on the big one

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 28 June 2006 A MANCHESTER property firm is gambling on Blackpool winning the "super casino" bid. In the last 16 months Adam Swallow and partners Scott Buller and Adam Martin have been on a buying spree, snapping up properties in the seaside resort at the rate of eight a month and they now own more than 130 apartments in 30 different buildings.

10. 10. Biggest turn-offs for homebuyers

    Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 07 June 2006 POTENTIAL house buyers are put off a property by a range of factors from vandalism and graffiti, to an untidy front lawn,or even a peeling front door, according to a survey by propertyfinder.com.

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