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All Wales articles – Page 13
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OnlineSuperbowl signs in Newport
Queensberry Real Estate has signed a deal with bowling operator Superbowl UK to take space at its Friars Walk development in Newport.
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OnlineCardiff shopping centre fully let
Queens Arcade shopping centre in Cardiff is now fully let after four retailers signed up to the Addington Capital-owned scheme.
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NewsTwo prime Cardiff offices for sale for more than £30m
The pension fund for National Grid employees has put two prime Cardiff office buildings up for sale for more than £30m, in one of the largest investment sales in the Welsh capital this year.
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OnlineM&G secures £115m designer outlet mall
M G Real Estate is under offer to buy a designer outlet mall in Wales from TH Real Estate for around £115m, in what will be its debut buy in the sector.
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OnlineL&G signs deal with Rightacres for £400m Cardiff scheme
Legal General has entered into a joint venture partnership with Cardiff-based developer Rightacres to deliver a prime 12-acre mixed-use city centre regeneration scheme.
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MarketsBay becomes setting for new campus
More than 60 years ago, Swansea University became - briefly - the most talked-about higher education establishment in the UK.
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MarketsWelsh government steps away from Cardiff development
The Welsh government’s move to step away from property development caught many in the sector by surprise.
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MarketsBoost for former Rhyl funfair site as anchor signs up
When Kate Howe, associate director of the Scarborough Development Group, asked retailers to consider opening at Marina Quay, a retail and leisure park in Rhyl, the inevitable answer was: “We’ll wait and see who your anchor is.”
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MarketsCardiff is losing secondary offices to student accommodation
Secondary offices, particularly those on out-of-town business parks, accounted for most of the lettings and sales in and around Cardiff in the first half of this year, research from Cooke Arkwright shows.
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Friars Walk fills up
Queensberry Real Estate has announced a raft of retail lettings at Friars Walk in Newport, Wales, ahead of its opening in November.
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OnlineScarborough unlocks Marina Quay development with new anchor tenant
The McCabe family’s Scarborough Group has secured a new anchor tenant at its £26.6m Marina Quay development on the former fairground site on the seafront in Rhyl, north Wales
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OnlineBotched RIFW sales may have cost Welsh taxpayer £15m
The Welsh government did not achieve value for money through a series of land sales undertaken by in 2012 and 2013, which may have cost Welsh taxpayers almost £15m, a report has found.
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NewsAA motors on with move to Cardiff’s Capital Tower
The AA is moving its Cardiff base to the city’s tallest office building, Topland’s Capital Tower.
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OnlinePlans submitted for £60m Newport riverfront revival
The Fear Group has submitted plans to Newport City Council for a £60m redevelopment of 5.5-acre former Sainsbury’s site on the riverfront in Newport.
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OnlineLargest investment deal in Wales this year completes for £34.6m
Knight Frank Investment Management has acquired a 170,000 sq ft landmark office and hotel building for £34.6m, in the largest investment deal in Wales this year.
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OnlineMaya Capital buys three properties in Cardiff and Newcastle
Maya Capital, the real estate and private equity investment firm, has completed three separate transactions for a total of £28.5m, taking its total equity deployed during 2015 to £41.5m.
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NewsNew retailer pepped up by Wales deal
Former Asda chief executive Andy Bond and South African billionaire Christo Wiese have agreed their first deal in Wales for new low-cost retail brand Pep Co.
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OnlineBBC Wales HQ gets green light
Cardiff Council has resolved to grant planning consent for phase two of Rightacres’ 1m sq ft Central Square development in Cardiff, including the new BBC Wales HQ.
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ProfessionalPearce ready to lead BCO NextGen in South West
Frances Pearce has been named chair of the South West and Wales regional committee of the British Council for Offices’ NextGen group, which aims to help the next generation of professionals become future leaders.
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MarketsCardiff looks to new schemes and refurbs to meet rising office demand
Prospective office occupiers looking for space in Cardiff are facing stiff competition.
