All Property Week articles in Wales supplement 5 July 2002

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Wales supplement

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

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New start for Newport

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

Long overshadowed by its near-neighbour Cardiff, Newport is finally getting a chance to rebuild its fortunes

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Jackson’s progress

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

Saddled with a debenture debt, Hampton Trust’s Graeme Jackson hopes his takeover of Welsh firm Broadhall will lighten his financial load

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Docklands revival

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

New business space and restored listed buildings will sit side by side in the redevelopment of Swansea's Prince of Wales Dock area

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The Rugby Club

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

With the financial muscle of a pack of forwards, five men have cornered the Cardiff scene. We check out their moves and, overleaf, meets an Englishman who wants a piece of the action, too

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Channel hopping

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

Cardiff's sluggish office market has been set alight by rumours of BBC Wales's two-pronged relocation to Cardiff Bay and the city centre.

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Capital gains

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

It's where mayor Goodway meets the Queen when the royal train arrives in Cardiff.

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This is no backwater

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

A book warehouse in Bangor, Unilever’s IT centre in Deeside, a ski/retail complex in Llanberis… If you thought north Wales was a forgotten corner of Wales, you could be wrong. We round up the recent activity

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'An asset not a threat'

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

Cardiff County Council's outspoken mayor, Russell Goodway, believes the city is being discriminated against. But that doesn't stop him from promoting major developments in Cardiff.

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And another thing...

Wales supplement 5 July 2002

Planning gripes, concerns about investment, accusations of regional favouritism – this was a question-and-answer session the Welsh Development Agency would not forget in a hurry