All Wales articles – Page 5
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Online£12m redevelopment of Haverfordwest gets green light
Fairacre Property has been given the green light to proceed with a £12m redevelopment of Haverfordwest town centre which will deliver new food, retail and leisure outlets.
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Ærium buys Cardiff office from L&G for £51m
EU real estate fund manager Ærium has acquired a newly developed office building in Cardiff from Legal General for £51m.
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Johnsey makes brownfield plans for Mamhilad
A major development planned for a former brownfield site between Pontypool and Abergavenny has taken a step closer with the submission of an outline planning application by Johnsey Estates UK.
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Bravissimo for St David's with new flagship signing
The St David’s Partnership has announced that lingerie retailer Bravissimo has launched a regional flagship store at its St David’s Centre in Cardiff.
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Wales welcomes Oak Furniture Land at Cyfarthfa Retail Park
Hammerson has signed Oak Furniture Land a first store to open at Cyfarthfa Retail Park in Merthyr Tydfil.
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Naissance moves into Millenium with Cardiff Stadium Plaza acquisition
Naissance Capital Real Estate has completed the £20.5m off-market purchase of the Stadium Plaza building in Cardiff.
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Cording acquires Welsh portfolio
Investment and asset management firm Cording Real Estate Group has acquired a portfolio of predominantly industrial properties in Wales for £33.4m, reflecting a net initial yield of 8.5%.
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Waypoint acquires raft of UK retail assets
Waypoint Asset Management has recently acquired £19m of UK retail assets on behalf of an institutional client, taking its total funds invested in the first half of 2017 to £47m.
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Edinburgh House makes Welsh acquisition
Edinburgh House has completed on the purchase of a prime high street retail block in Swansea for £18m, at a net initial yield of 9.5%.
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Talisker acquires Friars Walk
Canadian investment company Talisker Corporation has completed its acquisition of the 390,000 sq ft Friars Walk shopping centre in Newport from Queensberry.
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M&G buys Cardiff hotel
M G Real Estate has agreed the sale and leaseback of Dalata Hotel Group’s Clayton Hotel in Cardiff, Wales for £22.1m.
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Colliers and Quantuma appointed as Pembrokeshire hotel goes into receivership
Restructuring specialists Quantuma have appointed Colliers International to market the over the 26 bedroom Penrallt Hotel in Aberborth after becoming Law of Property Act receivers on the property.
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LaSalle acquires £55m Morgan Quarter
LaSalle Investment Management has acquired The Morgan Quarter retail and office scheme in Cardiff from Helical, for £55m.
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Fidelity fuses Cardiff office space
Fidelity UK Real Estate Fund has doubled its Cardiff office presence with the acquisition of Tresillian Terrace in a £8.8m transaction.
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OLIM buys five Booker warehouses for £30m
OLIM Property has bought four freehold and one long leasehold Booker cash and carry warehouses located across England and Wales for £29.54m
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Is Cardiff set for another year of record office take-up?
Central Square has been at the centre of the Cardiff success story. Now, the Government Property Unit (GPU) is expected to take a pre-let on 300,000 sq ft at 3 Central Square in a deal that could lead to another record year in terms of office take-up for the city ...
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Cardiff’s Coal Exchange set to open once again after planning woes
On 28 April, guests will check into the first 40 bedrooms to be completed at the Exchange Hotel in the redeveloped Coal Exchange in Cardiff Bay. By the autumn, all 200 rooms will be open for business.
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A suite of interventions aims to regenerate Rhyl’s waterfront
Rhyl’s Sky Tower will once again be a “beacon of light” when the renovation of the 240 ft structure is complete, according to Steve Parry, managing director of ION Developments, which is leading efforts to regenerate the town’s waterfront alongside Denbighshire County Council.
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Growing student numbers spark development boom in Swansea
Swansea is experiencing a development boom at the moment, largely as a result of strong growth at the city’s two universities.
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Green light for £160m Welsh pumped storage facility
A £160m pumped storage facility in North Wales, which is listed as a nationally significant infrastructure project has been granted a development consent order by the Secretary of State for Business, Energy Industrial Strategy.
