All articles by Samantha Lyster – Page 2
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Industrial: Industry in action
Frontier Estates is leading a flurry of industrial actitvity with the redevelopment of a former Robert Maxwell printworks.
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Why would a 21st century city look to the 18th century for its future?
Waterways are making a comeback and Milton Keynes is hoping to benefit from plans to build a canal through its centre.
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Portugal: Port in a storm
The departure of both Heron and Akeler from Portugal's retail scene has rocked the market, but domestic developers are bringing hope back to the sector.
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Spain: Hotel Catalonia
Travellers are realising there is more to Spain than fry-ups on the Costa Brava, but the challenge for hotel developers is to provide them with suitable accommodation.
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Spanish acquisition
Spain's drive to become a major European figure is being spearheaded by plans for a huge expansion of Madrid's central business district.
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Offices: Road to recovery
After a slow period, could a string of new deals mean the M42 area is on its way up?
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Premium bonds
Developer Barwood has shown the way forward for small investment companies with an innovative method of raising equity.
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Industrial: Shed a beer
The lack of freehold industrial properties is forcing up demand for speculative schemes
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The beautiful gain
The collapse of ITV Digital has sent lower division clubs to the brink of financial ruin. But it has also galvanised the property world into action.
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Industrial: Land of the freehold
The sale of an art-deco Ovaltine factory in Kings Langley has taken place amid a surge of freehold deals.
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Retail: Bedford's big break
After 10 years on the drawing board, Bedford's redevelopment could finally be about to take off with the redevelopment of its bus station to a retail destination. As we report, it could transform the town's fortunes
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Offices: Attack of the zones
Watford's new zoning system for calculating office car park ratios is giving developers, occupiers and agents cause for concern.
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Virtual realty
The American Real Estate CyberSpace Society recently produced and presented the first National Real Estate Online Convention and Exposition.But could the concept work for the UK's property sector?
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Harry's game
Manhattan Loft's founder Harry Handelsman wants a new challenge. But will the tricks that have made him the smartest apartment builder in town work with office space too?
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Radio waves goodbye
A piece of radio heritage is to be redeveloped into a huge mixed-use scheme. We tune in to BT's plans
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Ring of confidence
The predicted success of Birmingham's revamped Bull Ring has prompted all the surrounding towns to look to their own shopping centres if they want to be kept on the retail map.
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Birmingham Offices: Breaking the boundaries
Space in Birmingham city centre is at a premium, so developers are having to look further afield.
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Economist's view
Respected economist Roger Bootle has uncovered evidence that owner-occupiers are losing billions of pounds a year through inefficient use of space.
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