Property

Prestigious building award for Tyntesfield restoration

May 9, 2012
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The restoration of Tyntesfield House at Wraxall has been named South West Project of the Year in an awards scheme that champions the best architectural schemes in the region. The National Trust-owned Grade-1 listed gothic-style Victorian country house also scooped the Building Conservation category in the Royal Institution of Chartered...

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Property: Bristol school takes extra space as it continues to expand

May 4, 2012
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The Bristol office of property consultants Alder King has let two buildings on Cheltenham Road in the city to the nearby Colston’s Girls’ School. The all-girl academy will use the properties, which together make up 174 Cheltenham Road, for additional teaching space as it continues to expand. A modern...

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UNITE seals £121m debt deal with Legal & General

May 1, 2012
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UNITE, the UK’s largest developer and manager of student accommodation, has secured a £121m, 10-year debt facility with Legal & General. With headroom in its other existing facilities, the loan allows the Bristol-based group to pay down its remaining facilities that mature next year, extending its next refinancing event...

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Rapid office deal signals improving commercial property market, say agents

April 30, 2012
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A two-storey office building in North Bristol has been let within five weeks of becoming vacant – an unusually fast turnaround and a positive sign of the improving health of the commercial market in Bristol, according to agents Jones Lang LaSalle. They secured the letting with chartered tax advisers...

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Roll up, roll up: Osborne’s ‘big top’ launch for Bristol’s enterprise zone

April 27, 2012
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Chancellor George Osborne has officially launched Bristol’s Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone, claiming it will help rebalance the economy away from the City of London and the South East. In a short speech this morning made in a ‘big top’ circus tent next to Temple Meads Station, the Chancellor said...

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Northern property consultants to open Bristol office

April 27, 2012
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Chartered surveyors and property consultancy Sanderson Weatherall is to open an office in Bristol next month. The firm, which has its roots in the North of England, said the new office is part of a long-term strategy for national growth and will complement its bases in Leeds, Newcastle, Teesside,...

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Glimpses of recovery in commercial property, experts tell business leaders

April 25, 2012
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Positive signs are emerging from across the commercial property spectrum, business leaders were told at a recent breakfast staged by property agents Colliers International in Bristol. Speakers at the event gave overviews of specialist sectors including hotels, healthcare, caravan parks, licensed and leisure, and automotive and roadside. The briefing...

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Bristol property sales up by a third in 2012, according to Connells

April 19, 2012
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Leading local estate agency Connells has recorded significant improvements across the housing market in Bristol in the first quarter of 2012 compared to the same period last year. In the first three months of this year Connells’ six Bristol-based branches saw an almost 20 per cent increase in the...

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Warning over small print in leases after firm is hit by £300,000 bill

April 19, 2012
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Mike Woodliffe

Commercial property tenants have been warned to double check the small print on break clauses in their leases following a court case in Bristol which has left one firm more than £300,000 out of pocket. The High Court ruling was made in favour of landlords who challenged their tenant’s...

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‘Big shed’ developers get ready for an upturn

April 18, 2012
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Paul Hobbs (8)

Developers of large warehouses – so-called big sheds – are starting to buy sites in the West, positioning themselves for an upturn in demand, according to commercial property advisors GVA. However, the firm’s annual Industrial Intelligence report warns that the region is facing a shortage of good quality accommodation because of the lack...

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Ask-an-architect sessions for homeowners planning to upgrade their property

April 11, 2012
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Bristol architects will be offering their expertise to homeowners on everything from house extensions to self-build properties in return for a small charity donation at the city’s Architecture Centre this weekend. The informal half-hour consultations are being held tomorrow and Sunday between 1pm and 4.30pm at the Harbourside centre....

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£34m plan for Keynsham town centre takes shape

April 10, 2012
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£34m plan for Keynsham town centre takes shape

The Bristol office of international architects Aedas has drawn up plansto revitalise Keynsham's town centre and an application has been submitted to Bath and North East Somerset (BaNES) Council following a year of consultations with the local community.  The £34m project to redevelop the existing Town Hall site includes a...

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Bristol’s office market shows signs of recovery as take-up edges ahead

April 3, 2012
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Bristol’s office property market performed better than anticipated during first quarter of 2012, latest take-up figures show. Out-of-town space performed particularly well, the report shows, with 107,000 sq ft sold or let between January and March. The figure is 25% higher than the five-year quarterly average and includes a...

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