Land Securities gets green light for Glasgow scheme
Glasgow council has granted updated planning consent for Land Securities’ £70m retail and residential development in Glasgow city centre.
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Pure Gym secures fourth Scotland outlet
Pure Gym, the low cost gym operator, is to open at Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal shopping centre as it continues to make inroads into the fitness club markets.
Edinburgh: developers limber up
Office agents in Edinburgh believe that conditions are perfect for development post-recession. Adrian Morrison reports on future schemes in their market
The art of localism
As the controversial Localism Bill passed its second reading this week, its architect, Greg Clark, tells Nick Whitten why it is good news for the property industry. Portrait by Alex Griffiths
Miller Group performance ‘ahead of expectations’
The Miller Group says it has performed “encouragingly ahead of expectations” in an update on trading ahead of its final results for the year to 31 December 2010.
Two new partners at Shepherd
Shepherd, the UK property practice, has promoted former head of building surveying Graeme McDonald and former associate Jonathan Reid to partnership level.
Edinburgh office take-up rises 28%
Office take-up in Edinburgh has lifted 28% year-on-year, according to CB Richard Ellis’ latest research.
A new dawn breaking?
Shrinking demand has slowed development in Glasgow almost to a standstill, but a few lettings have prompted optimistic predictions of a renaissance. Adrian Morrison reports
On a knife-edge
There are conflicting reports about the future of the 700,000 sq ft extension to Land Securities’ and Henderson Global Investors’ Buchanan Galleries shopping centre. Will the huge project go ahead? Lisa Pilkington finds out
Look to the east
Fund facts Germany is drawing major investment despite unimpressive growth figures, while the UK is again attracting US attention. But for the decade ahead, the best retail prospects are in Eastern and Central Europe, writes David Quinn
