Property

People: Associate appointment at Knight Frank’s Bristol office

August 28, 2012
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People: Associate appointment at Knight Frank’s Bristol office

The Bristol office of property agency Knight Frank has expanded its investment agency department with the appointment of Nick Thurston as an associate. Nick, who has moved from the office’s industrial agency, joined Knight Frank in May 2010 having previously worked in commercial property agencies in Bristol and for...

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The Galleries signs up clothing brand Trespass ahead of £2m renovation

August 21, 2012
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Outdoor clothing brand Trespass has opened a branch in The Galleries Shopping Centre, coinciding with the central Bristol mall’s £2m upgrade. The Glasgow-based, privately-owned retailer, which specialises in surfing, hiking and snowsports clothing for men, women and children, has moved into a 5,800 sq ft outlet on Merchant Street...

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Bristol city centre office block offers ‘half-way house’ deals to growing firms

August 20, 2012
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Two lettings have been secured in two months at a Bristol city centre office block under a new scheme that makes its suites more affordable for small, growing businesses. Joint agents DTZ’s Bristol office and local joint agents Williams Gunter Hardwick let the space at 111 Victoria Street on...

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Property: Signs emerging of stronger industrial market in Bristol, says agent

August 16, 2012
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Property: Signs emerging of stronger industrial market in Bristol, says agent

Bristol’s industrial property market is starting to strengthen at last, with a reduction in the incentives offered to new tenants a clear sign of the improvement, according to one city-based expert. Russell Crofts, long-serving industrial partner at agents Knight Frank’s Bristol office, (pictured below), says that although economic pressures...

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Curtain up on new era at Alma Tavern as new owner acts on its strengths

August 14, 2012
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Curtain up on new era at Alma Tavern as new owner acts on its strengths

Bristol’s iconic Alma Tavern, one of the UK’s few combined pubs and theatres, is to be given a new lease of life after being taken over. The venue, in Alma Vale Road, Clifton, is to be refurbished and redecorated and its theatre upgraded under new owner James Dunn. The...

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Established care home sold to new entrant to the residential healthcare sector

August 8, 2012
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Established care home sold to new entrant to the residential healthcare sector

The Bristol Office of property agents Christie + Co has sold a care home in Midsomer Norton to a businessman making his first venture into the sector. Previous owners the Thomas Family sold the detached property, which is one a large plot with attractive residents' gardens, to Paul Nery...

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Brunel’s tunnel visions rewarded at last by English Heritage protection

August 6, 2012
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Brunel’s tunnel visions rewarded at last by English Heritage protection

Railway tunnels in and around Bristol are among more than 40 historic buildings and structures on the Great Western main line to be safeguarded by the Government. Brunel’s iconic entrance to Box Tunnel in Wiltshire and the entry portals of the Chipping Sodbury tunnel near Badminton and its six...

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Avonmouth distribution park appoints property agents

August 2, 2012
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Avonmouth distribution park appoints property agents

Three Bristol property agents have been appointed to market the 296-acre Westgate distribution park at Severnside – one of the largest in the region. More than 2m sq ft of warehouse/distribution accommodation has already been developed on the site with a further 4m available for development. Joint venture developers...

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Further fall in house prices as recession hits home, Nationwide survey reveals

August 1, 2012
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House prices fell at their fastest annual rate for nearly three years last month, the latest survey from Nationwide building society showed this morning. Prices have now declined in four of the past five months, the Swindon-based lender said. The fall of 0.7% in July means prices are now...

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Bristol team behind landmark hotel scheme for Bridgwater

July 30, 2012
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An 80-bedroom landmark hotel designed by Bristol firm Key Architecture has been given the go-ahead by planners in a move that will kick-start regeneration of a rundown part of Bridgwater. Sedgemoor District Council approved the scheme (pictured below) after clarifying car parking on the site in the town’s Eastover...

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Happy ending for campaigners as iconic cinema is saved

July 26, 2012
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Happy ending for campaigners as iconic cinema is saved

From Bristol 24-7 Controversial plans to turn Clifton’s derelict Whiteladies Picture House into flats and a gym have been thrown out. All six councillors on the Bristol City Council planning committee last night voted against the plan – with one describing the state of the Grade-II listed building as...

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Planners give green light to Bristol Rovers’ UWE stadium

July 19, 2012
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Planners give green light to Bristol Rovers’ UWE stadium

Bristol Rovers’ ambitious plans for a new stadium at UWE have been approved by South Gloucestershire planners. The club hopes to be playing at the 21,700 capacity ground by the start of 2014/15 season. The new stadium will be partly paid for by the sale of the club’s Memorial...

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More growth promised at McCann as it renews lease on Bristol office

July 16, 2012
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Communications agency McCann has extended its lease for a further five years on its waterfront premises in Bristol – testament, it says, to its continued success in the South West and nationally. The move comes as managing director Andy Reid, who has appointed earlier this year, continues to inject...

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