All Wales articles – Page 39
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MarketsTee time in Newport
With the shortlist of developers down to five, Newport is hoping its planned shopping centre will make it a desirable location for visitors, in time for the 2010 Ryder Cup.
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Oak Tree Court
A rock-solid sale was sealed last week by (pictured, left to right) Fletcher Morgan partner John James, Cardiff Gate Business Park managing director Tony Fletcher, Watts Gregory partner Mervyn Harris and Alder King partner Gareth Edwards. Chartered accountant Watts Gregory has bought a 6,375 sq ft (590 sq ...
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MarketsA siren’s calling
Cardiff’s Mermaid Quay was meant to draw visitors from the Wales Millennium Centre, but even though that project was delayed by five years, it is challenging the city centre as a nightlife destination.
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A calculated risk
The Welsh Development Agency’s offices programme is prompting some to question why the agency is going into competition with the private sector.
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Atisreal takes on Chesterton’s Cardiff office
Atisreal has become one of the largest property services firms in Cardiff after it bought the Chesterton office in the city from administrative receiver Grant Thornton last month.
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MarketsThe arcade game
The new St David’s 2 centre aims to revitalise Cardiff retail by cutting through a grim 1970s shopping arcade.
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Quinn aims to double size of Newport plant
Conglomerate to expand LG Philips factory for radiator facility
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MarketsEade on: dragging Pontypool into the 21st century
One year on from the new Tesco, a masterplan has been drawn up for the Gwent town
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MarketsSaturation point
When it comes to office stock Cardiff is virtually running on empty – and there’s not much in the pipeline either
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MarketsMaster of science
After a decade of declining manufacturing fortunes, Wales is hoping to remarket itself as a centre of excellence in the high-tech world of research and development
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MarketsOut for discussion
While the town centre has won the retail battle in England, in Wales it is not so clear cut that out-of-town centres are bad for city centres
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MarketsThe new face of development
A phone call to the WDA during the summer heralded a new era for the agency
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MarketsClouded horizon
Mostyn Estates has preserved Llandudno’s historic reputation for hundreds of years. But where it no longer controls freeholds, the future is uncertain
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Insight
Historic building rubs shoulders with modern design at cardiff bay
Four iconic buildings in a row, spanning the architectural fashions of three centuries: that is what visitors to Cardiff Bay are witnessing, if they stand with their back to the water.
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Theo’s tasty aspect
The UK’s first Zuchi restaurant opened this summer at The Aspect, 140 Queen Street, Cardiff
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InsightTongwynlais Business park springs into action
No one believed that a business park could be successfully developed halfway up a hillside, until the Welsh developer, Macob, founded in 1981 as a groundworks remedial specialist, developed Greenmeadow Springs at Tongwynlais, near junction 32 of the M4
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St David’s 2 aiming to put Welsh capital on the retail map
Cardiff is fast becoming a 24-hour city with an emerging cafE culture and a definite shift towards city centre living – a fact underlined by the success of the Old Brewery Quarter, which is now fully let
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Tip from the top
Cathy McLean from the RICS Wales, gives an overview of the recruitment market in Wales
