Property

Ashfords continues to strengthen Bristol office with trio of new joiners from rival firms

November 2, 2018
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Ashfords continues to strengthen Bristol office with trio of new joiners from rival firms

Three more lateral hires from rival Bristol firms have joined regional law firm Ashfords’ office in the city as it continues its strong growth. Derek Moore joins the social housing team as a legal director from TLT, while Michael Duncan arrives from Womble Bond Dickinson to become a member...

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Legal director appointment latest lateral hire for Foot Anstey as it continues to grow Bristol office

November 1, 2018
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Legal director appointment latest lateral hire for Foot Anstey as it continues to grow Bristol office

The Bristol office of South West law firm Foot Anstey has appointed Mark Li as a legal director in its commercial property team – its second lateral hire from rival Womble Bond Dickinson in a month. Mark, pictured, spent more than 15 years at Womble Bond Dickinson’s Bristol office,...

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Budget 2018: Bristol property sector reaction

October 29, 2018
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Budget 2018: Bristol property sector reaction

The Chancellor’s attempts to help the high street and the solve the housing crisis were welcomed by Bristol property market leaders – but they agreed that he needed to do more. Tim Davis, head of global property services firm Cushman & Wakefield’s Bristol office, pictured, was pleased with the...

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Budget 2018: As it happened – Chancellor says the era of austerity is coming to an end

October 29, 2018
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Budget 2018: As it happened – Chancellor says the era of austerity is coming to an end

Chancellor Philip Hammond started his speech at 3.33pm and finished at 4.43pm. He open by saying he will deliver a Budget for “hard-working families … who live their lives far from this place … and care little for the twists and turns of Westminster politics”.  Chancellor says the era...

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Mayor joins call for government to devolve more powers to cities to protect them from Brexit

October 26, 2018
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Mayor joins call for government to devolve more powers to cities to protect them from Brexit

Bristol Mayor Marvin Rees has joined city leaders from across England in calling for a radical shift of power from London to protect them against any negative impact of Brexit. At an unprecedented summit of elected mayors and city leaders in Bristol earlier this week he said only cities...

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Saudi Arabia overtakes US as top overseas investor in Bristol’s commercial property as sales soar

October 26, 2018
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Saudi Arabia overtakes US as top overseas investor in Bristol’s commercial property as sales soar

Investment in Bristol’s commercial property market has soared by 47% this year, with Saudi Arabia the largest foreign investor. Investors, both domestic and from overseas, have acquired commercial properties worth £975m so far this year against £663m for the January to September period last year, according to latest research...

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Spate of new co-working spaces earns Bristol title of best city to start a business

October 26, 2018
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Spate of new co-working spaces earns Bristol title of best city to start a business

Bristol out-ranks London as the UK’s best place for start-ups with great opportunities for freelancers and a huge number of co-working space options, according to the results of a new survey released this week. The research carried out by price comparison website MoneySuperMarket analysed factors such as the number of...

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Temple Bright surges nationally in education sector construction projects

October 26, 2018
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Temple Bright surges nationally in education sector construction projects

Bristol and London law firm Temple Bright has received a flood of instructions on construction projects for existing and new schools clients across the UK. Bristol-based construction partner Julia Davenport-Cooper, pictured, who joined the firm in 2016, described a series of new appointments in the sector as evidence of...

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CBRE’s Bristol office marks 15 years in the city with new appointments

October 26, 2018
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CBRE’s Bristol office marks 15 years in the city with new appointments

International property agency CBRE has made a series of new appointments in its Bristol office as it celebrates 15 years in the city. James Towersey joins as director, rating, while Ben Johnson is a new associate director in the building consultancy team. Also joining is Kristen Miskella, associate director,...

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Impartial guide to life after Brexit launched by Business West as departure day draws near

October 26, 2018
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Impartial guide to life after Brexit launched by Business West as departure day draws near

Business West, the region’s largest business support group, has launched a free up-to-the minute advice and guidance service to help firms get ready for life after Brexit. Called Trading Through Brexit, it aims to help businesses start planning for the period up to and after the UK leaves the...

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West business leaders call on Chancellor to use Budget to boost region as Brexit looms

October 26, 2018
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West business leaders call on Chancellor to use Budget to boost region as Brexit looms

Chancellor Philip Hammond has been urged to introduce measures that will boost the West of England’s economy in his Budget on Monday, including accelerating housebuilding and investing in infrastructure. Brexit will loom large over the Chancellor’s presentation. Mr Hammond, pictured, will present the first Budget on a Monday since...

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Graduate surveyor joins Knight Frank’s Bristol office

October 25, 2018
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Graduate surveyor joins Knight Frank’s Bristol office

Commercial property consultancy Knight Frank has strengthened its Bristol team with the appointment of Dinah Weissenberger as graduate surveyor. Dinah, pictured, has joined the firm’s graduate scheme having gained a degree in Psychology from the University of Exeter. She is also studying for a masters’ degree in Real Estate...

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Osborne Clarke UK managing partner re-elected with pledge to make firm more diverse

October 25, 2018
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Osborne Clarke UK managing partner re-elected with pledge to make firm more diverse

International law firm Osborne Clarke – which employs more than 500 people in its Bristol office – has re-elected Ray Berg unopposed for a second four-year term as UK managing partner. He will also continue to be a member of the firm’s international board. Ray, pictured, a corporate lawyer...

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