All Wales articles – Page 40
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Tip from the top
Cathy McLean from the RICS Wales, gives an overview of the recruitment market in Wales
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Cashing in down in the south
Surveyors of all disciplines have benefited from the growth of practices in and around Cardiff
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MarketsMaking the running
Cardiff Gate took a risk signing up businesses such as directory enquiries outfit The Number, but the company is one of many that are flourishing at the business park.
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End of an era
The demise of two of Wales's oldest department stores will usher in an uncertain period for Swansea and Cardiff retail. Plus, how Cwmbran is winning the regional battle.
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Covent Garden comes to Cardiff
It is 120 years since David Morgan first opened a draper's shop in Cardiff, and the family business has since grown into the huge David Morgan department store on The Hayes.
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MarketsBaglan bites back
After BP moved out, Baglan Bay could easily have been left deserted. Christine Eade describes how new firms are breathing life back into the area
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MarketsShopping for answers in Newport
Cwmbran, Wales's only post-war New Town, is having an unfortunate effect on the nearest city, Newport, five miles to the south.
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Northern Way forward
Announcing an initiative to attract investment into the north of England is the easy part. The real challenge for the government is following it through.
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Talk of the towns
Warrington may be dead set on attracting international occupiers to locate to fancy office schemes such as Omega and Lingley Mere, but unfortunately other parts of the town have a bit of an image problem. Local taxi firm Crown Cars is the owner-occupier of a very tall concrete office block ...
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Virtual reality
Warrington might not seem the ideal place for a 7m sq ft business park. But develop Miller hopes a unique 'computer game' will sell the Omega scheme.
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Pier to stay
Colwyn Bay’s 1930s pier had fallen into disrepair, but that was before a slot machine arcade proprietor and art deco fanatic got his hands on it.
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In a Kwik fix
Prestatyn was once synonymous with Kwik Save, but Tesco seems determined to fight it on its home ground.
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Wales' small world
Research from the Welsh Development Agency shows that small requirements are dominating.
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Future perfect
With 20 years' experience, the Welsh Development Agency is ahead of its time.
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Eade on: Clusters and campuses
The concept of clustering similar occupiers together has spurred on the development of Gwaun Elai Medi-Science park near Cardiff
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MarketsThe Welsh Whitehall
Wales could become the new home of London's civil servants as a result of the Lyons report.
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MarketsTalk of the towns
DVLA expansion … directory enquires rivals fight it out … Cardiff's Central Hotelfire setback…
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Safety in property
Owners are unwilling to sell their tenanted investments because they would not get as good returns elsewhere.
