All Wales articles – Page 23
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OnlineOrchard Street completes £54.5m Cardiff Bay retail park purchase
Orchard Street Investment Management has completed its acquisition of Cardiff Bay Retail Park for £54.5m, as revealed by Property Week (10/6/11).
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Online
Llangollen hotels up for sale
KPMG has appointed Colliers International to sell four freehold hotels in North Wales out of administration
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OnlineHousebuilder consortium gets go-ahead for £230m Barry scheme
Plans for the £230m regeneration of Barry Waterfront near Cardiff have been given the green light by the Vale of Glamorgan Council.
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OnlineBaci Lingerie debut's at St David's
Baci Lingerie is to launch its first UK store at St David’s, the Cardiff shopping centre jointly owned by Capital Shopping Centres and Land Securities.
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Markets
Llanelli Reels in tenants
Henry Davidson Developments has begun work on a £20m leisure scheme in Llanelli
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MarketsWhat happens next … at Newport’s Friar’s Walk
Buyer of stalled Modus shopping centre scheme has revival plans
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MarketsWales follows England‘s lead on planning shake-up
Last month, the new Welsh planning minister John Griffiths indicated Wales was to follow England and introduce a presumption in favour of sustainable development
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MarketsSouth Wales office market ship comes in
Admiral takes 100,000 sq ft in Cardiff, Swansea and Newport
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MarketsHansteen squeezes Cardiff’s Treforest industrial estate
Property company lowers vacancy rate and sells assets at scheme
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Markets
Developer’s Smart Cardiff buy
JR Smart has bought the 50,000 sq ft Cardiff Institute for the Blind on Newport Road in the city centre for more than £1m
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MarketsAnd finally … it’s a licky business
One of this journalist’s lasting memories of family holidays in north Wales in the 1970s is of an annual pilgrimage to Criccieth to taste Cadwaladers ice cream
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MarketsSt Modwen and Persimmon steeled to build homes in Newport and Neath
St Modwen and Persimmon’s joint venture on two giant regeneration schemes in south Wales is moving forward
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Markets
Poundstretcher braves Lion Way
Poundstretcher has signed a 15-year lease on a refurbished 12,000 sq ft unit at Lion Way Retail Park in Swansea. The discount retailer will pay £9.50/sq ft to landlord Barberry, which bought the 30,000 sq ft scheme from Threadneedle three years ago.
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MarketsNew Cardiff city office plan is Smart bet
Developer believes that investing in Cardiff’s Capital Quarter will pay off
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MarketsPontypridd's bargain lettings
Developer Taff Vale has signed two prelets at its £15m Riverside Shopping Centre in Pontypridd town centre
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OnlineCath Kidston to open first store in Wales
Cath Kidston will open its first standalone shop in Wales with a store at St David’s, the joint venture between Capital Shopping Centres and Land Securities.
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Multi spin off selected as prefered bidder for Newport Friars Walk
Queensberry Real Estate, the spin off from the UK arm of Multi Development, has been selected as the preferred bidder for the Newport Friars Walk shopping centre.
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OnlineInvista and Simon secure four new tenants in west Wales
Invista and Simon Developments have signed four retailers to the St Catherine’s Walk shopping centre in west Wales.
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News
Crown to buy Swansea jewel
The Crown Estate is poised to buy Morfa Shopping Park in Swansea for around £80m
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OnlineWelsh politicians “desperately need to wake up to the mounting housing crisis” says HBF
Welsh politicians “desperately need to wake up to the mounting housing crisis”, the Home Builders Federation (HBF) warned today after revealing that residential development in the principality has slumped to its lowest level since the Second World War.
