All articles by Helen Thomas – Page 2
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Markets
Clearing the pipeline
Castlemore and SecondSite have big plans for the giant, long-neglected Southall Gas Works site.
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Markets
Newbury’s new start
Shoppers are overlooking Newbury in favour of larger and better-known retail centres, but it is planning to fight back.
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Markets
Dare we predict an upturn?
Berkshire's office agents start 2004 wondering if this will be the year the market picks up.
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American booty
The small Newbury developer Highcross has exceeded all expectations by persuading US investors to back its £500m fund.
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Road warriors
Rival shed schemes around Gloucester's M5 junction 12 are set for a scrap over occupiers.
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Markets
In for the long haul
The south-west is England's largest region, but its RDA is determined that neither economic imbalances or physical distances will restrict its development.
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Insight
D-Day for landlords
Next week the government invites the property industry to a top-level meeting on the lease code, which could have serious repercussions
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Insight
Branching out
Imminent reform of use classes will put banks where they want to be in modern, glass-fronted units on the high street.
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Markets
Too much information
Information provider Experian has outgrown its Nottingham headquarters and is investing £50m in a new HQ and data centre.
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Insight
The full Monte
Martin Landau may live in Monte Carlo, but he is throwing his full weight behind his latest property venture in the UK. Helen Thomas talks to Dutch developer MAB's UK chairman
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Markets
Chainbow's pot of gold
Standing in the shadow of Lakeside, the tiny Grays shopping centre is a vital part of the area's retail mix says its new owner Chainbow. But it will have a job convincing retailers.
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Markets
Twilight of the god
Wagnerian overtones would provide a fitting backdrop to the German economy, which is showing little sign of improving
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Markets
The great leap forward
The 2003 Expo Real conference in Munich is broadening its horizons away from Germany with a day devoted to property investment in China
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Markets
Losing momentum
Plans to redevelop Causeway Farm in Hereford and continue the regeneration that began with the Left Bank are in danger of foundering
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Markets
Home economics
Gloucestershire's office market is coming to the realisation that small occupiers are just as important as larger ones
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Markets
Hi-tech money belt
Worcestershire council and Advantage West Midlands are rebranding a stretch of the A38 in a bid to attract hi-tech occupiers
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Insight
Cracking the bank code
The lengthy, jargon-ridden New Basel Capital Accord categorises property as a high-risk sector and will encourage banks to take a far more cautious approach to property lending
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News
RICS objects to bank valuation standard
New Basel Capital Accord methodology leaves banks overexposed, says institution