All Wales articles – Page 24
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Great Portland Estates buys 35 Portman Square
Great Portland Estates has bought an office in London’s West End at a net initial yield of 7.7%.
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MarketsQ+A: Newport tees up regeneration
Gareth Beer took up the reins as chief executive of urban regeneration company Newport Unlimited in April. With the Ryder Cup, one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments, taking place at the nearby Celtic Manor resort in October all eyes will be on Newport. Property Week asks Beer about the city’s ...
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St Modwen turns up the volume
Regeneration specialist finds housebuilders increasingly keen for deals
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Mermaid's designer hatchlings
Schroders is to open an incubator store for young designers at its 170,000sq ft Mermaid Quay scheme in Cardiff
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RO develops Dragon dens for RBD locals
In a sign of the times, RO Developments aims to build practical and affordable space to suit the needs of local research and development occupiers
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Investor’s chronicle Richard Hayward
Banks tie our hands as big boys price us out the market
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Slide show at Ebbw Vale outlet centre
Toboggan slide and adventure playground to join shops at Festival Park
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Central reservations to make a comeback
Cardiff’s Central Hotel is a phoenix from the flames
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Carmarthen’s St Catherine’s walks the walk
The only shopping centre to have opened in the UK this year is 80% let
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… and NHS could be early candidate for scalpel
A huge part of the public sector property portfolio that is under scrutiny in Wales is the 14m sq ft occupied by the NHS
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Develica seeks tenants for Blackwood Gate
Develica has appointed Smith Price and EJ Hales to search for tenants for its Blackwood Gate Retail Park
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Committee calls Welsh £500m property spend into account
Public accounts committee chairman’s “shock” at public property spending
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Designs unveiled for £13bn MoD scheme
New images of how a £13bn Defence Training College at St Athan in Wales will look have been revealed today.
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Welsh Base For Turley Associates
Turley Associates, planning and urban design consultancy, has opened a new office in Cardiff to support and build on its existing work in Wales.
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Auditor slates running of £12bn Welsh estate
Welsh public sector land and buildings are in poor condition, breach health and safety requirements, and fail on value for money, Wales’s public service watchdog has said.
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DTZ Property Times: Cardiff - Q1 2010
"After a spate of larger deals in Q4, take-up fell back sharply to 32,000 sq ft in Q1, consisting entirely of secondary and tertiary transactions.
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Conygar green light for Holyhead scheme
Conygar Investment Company has won planning consent for a 130,000 sq ft industrial and office development in Wales.
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Need to know: JESSICA
The Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas (JESSICA) arrived in Wales last month
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Planning world of difference
If Chester is granted World Heritage status, winning planning consents could become even more difficult to secure
