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Sunday, 5th July 2009

Commercial property

'Bargains to be had' in retail property Consultants talk up Scots market after torrid performance

Into the Valley with business park project HIGHCROSS, one of the country's leading investors in UK office and industrial markets, is about to unveil multi-million-pound plans for the development of what will be the second largest commercial and business park in Scotland.

Rise in property investment lifts recovery hopes COMMERCIAL property investment is expected to rise in the second quarter of this year, the first increase in two years, strengthening talk that the battered UK market is showing signs of recovery.

No cheques in the post as value of old GPO plunges £90m estimate drops to £32m and the hunt for tenants continues

Thomas loves it when a plan comes together

Imaginative schemes for a brighter future

Bank fears as British Land unveils £3.2bn writedowns

More proof required for underage sales

The right ingredients whet market appetite

Helping to develop Dundee's potential

City leaders line up cut-price bid for vacant GPO building

Crown invites offers for high-profile properties as hopes of recovery rise

'Good office deals to be had in Edinburgh'

Commercial property boom years are a thing of the past

Help is needed to bring companies in

Property investors told: 'Come and get it'

Retail bargains following failures

Commercial rents set to fall as troubled banks begin to offload office space

Challenging times no problem for Francké

British Land holds £700m rights issue

Debate continues on rental reviews

Property giant to tap investors for £600m

Leading property firms reported to be planning £1bn cash call

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