All Property Week articles in Thames Valley supplement June 2008
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MarketsA right royal refurb
ING plans to spruce up the areas around Maidenhead’s King and Queen streets.
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Thames valley supplement introduction
Nothing is safe from the credit crunch. And it could yet claim one of its biggest victims.
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MarketsFamily values
Aditi Shah meets Roger Hicks, 58, founder of Hicks Baker, and his daughter, Camilla Hicks, 29, a manager of agency at Jones Lang LaSalle in Dubai
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MarketsEnough shed
A proliferation of new shed schemes in Thatcham and Newbury may struggle to find tenants as economic slowdown hits occupier demand.
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Valley of the doldrums
There has only been a handful of office investment deals in the Thames Valley since the credit crunch.
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MarketsFingers Crossed
As Crossrail funding awaits Gordon Brown’s final approval, Thames Valley towns hope the advantages will outweigh the problems.
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MarketsPremature congratulations
Does the raft of recent prelets in the region reveal a revitalised market or a false dawn?
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MarketsToo broke to fix it
The planned regeneration of two 1960s schemes in Bracknell and Reading is missing one crucial factor: money.
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Asda's £100m Barnet plans
Supermarket giant Asda today announced plans for a £100m development in Barnet.
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Sombre mood at this year's BCO
The property market and the wider economy will worsen before they get better, according to speakers at this year's British Council for Offices (BCO) conference in Brussels.
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OnlineBank of England holds interest rates at 5%
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee has kept interest rates at 5%.
