Price tags put on County Mall and St Enoch
Shopping centres worth over £500m have come to the market, guaranteeing that 2004 will turn out to be a record year for sales.
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ARLA attacks Scottish proposal for licensing of landlords
Letting agents have attacked the Scottish Executive for backing proposals to license all private landlords in Scotland. According to the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA), the private rented sector in the country could be brought to a standstill if an amendment to the Anti-social Behaviour Bill now going through the Scottish parliament – which received backing from the Scottish Executive last week – were introduced.
Major River Clyde development plans fall through
Plans for a massive redevelopment on the south bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow collapsed this week. Glasgow council lost patience with the efforts of an unnamed Irish developer, who was trying to pull together the varied ownerships of an 8.5-acre (3.4ha) waterfront site in the Tradeston area of the city centre.
Expansion in store for buoyant Morrisons
Supermarket group Wm Morrison defied fears of a downturn today as it reported a 16% jump in profits for the first half of the year.
BH&S launches delayed £100m ING UK Residential Fund
ING Real Estate subsidiary Baring Houston & Saunders (BH&S) has launched its £100m ING UK Residential Fund several months later than planned.
LivVic/Frogmore create £80m limited partnership
Liverpool Victoria (LivVic) has set up an £80m limited partnership with Frogmore as part of a drive to boost its exposure to property.
Regional variations in CBI’s business confidence data
Manufacturers across the UK believe the worst of the recession is now behind them, research out today showed. According to the latest CBI/Business Strategies quarterly Regional Trends Survey, business confidence in most areas has risen for the first time in more than two years.
Miller seeks farmers with development land
Miller Developments is inviting farmers to come forward with land for redevelopment. The Edinburgh-based company wants to enter into joint ventures with landowners as a means of finding development sites.
Four more retailers dock at Edinburgh’s Ocean Terminal
Four new retailers have signed up for space at Forth Ports and Bank of Scotland’s £120m Ocean Terminal, Edinburgh’s newest shopping and leisure development.
Manufacturing recovery forecast for second half
Any recovery in the engineering and manufacturing sector is unlikely before the second half of the year, a survey said today.
