![Christine Milne LR[2][41][21][68][56][32]](https://d2bq2usf2vwncx.cloudfront.net/Pictures/274x183/2/2/6/1881226_christinemilnelr24121685632_749963_crop.jpg)
All Wales articles – Page 25
-
MarketsSt Modwen turns up the volume
Regeneration specialist finds housebuilders increasingly keen for deals
-
-
MarketsMermaid's designer hatchlings
Schroders is to open an incubator store for young designers at its 170,000sq ft Mermaid Quay scheme in Cardiff
-
MarketsRO 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
-
Markets
Investor’s chronicle Richard Hayward
Banks tie our hands as big boys price us out the market
-
MarketsSlide show at Ebbw Vale outlet centre
Toboggan slide and adventure playground to join shops at Festival Park
-
MarketsCentral reservations to make a comeback
Cardiff’s Central Hotel is a phoenix from the flames
-
MarketsCarmarthen’s St Catherine’s walks the walk
The only shopping centre to have opened in the UK this year is 80% let
-
Markets… 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
-
MarketsDevelica seeks tenants for Blackwood Gate
Develica has appointed Smith Price and EJ Hales to search for tenants for its Blackwood Gate Retail Park
-
MarketsCommittee calls Welsh £500m property spend into account
Public accounts committee chairman’s “shock” at public property spending
-
OnlineDesigns 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.
-
Online
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.
-
Online
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.
-
OnlineDTZ 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.
-
Online
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.
-
Markets
Need to know: JESSICA
The Joint European Support for Sustainable Investment in City Areas (JESSICA) arrived in Wales last month
-
MarketsPlanning world of difference
If Chester is granted World Heritage status, winning planning consents could become even more difficult to secure
-
MarketsQ+A: Conygar’s faith in Holyhead
On 7 April, Conygar Investment Company was expecting to receive planning consent for its £11m scheme in Parc Cybi, on the outskirts of Holyhead in north Wales
-
MarketsCongleton’s going to Scarborough fayre
Next month Kevin McCabe’s Scarborough Development Group expects to receive planning consent for a £25m retail-led scheme (pictured) in Congleton
