Property

Surveyors join CBRE’s Bristol office in move prompted by market recovery

July 28, 2014
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Surveyors join CBRE’s Bristol office in move prompted by market recovery

Property consultancy CBRE has strengthened its Bristol operation with two new appointments. Robert Moran has joined the valuation consultancy team as a surveyor following four years at rival GVA and after qualifying as a chartered surveyor last year while Marcus Hutchings arrives from Workman to become part of the...

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Temple Bright helps Tilstone grow UK real estate base

July 25, 2014
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Temple Bright helps Tilstone grow UK real estate base

Innovative law firm Temple Bright has advised Tilstone Investments on a series of significant real estate transactions, helping it grow its portfolio in the industrial and out-of-town retail property markets. The acquisitions mark Tilstone’s growing presence the UK real estate market, bringing with it years of experience under the...

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Bristol Business Blog: Colin Skellett, West of England LEP. What’s the big deal with our Growth Deal?

July 25, 2014
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Bristol Business Blog: Colin Skellett, West of England LEP. What’s the big deal with our Growth Deal?

By Colin Skellett, Chair, West of England LEP Since the Government announcement a couple of weeks ago of the local growth deals awarded to England’s 39 Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs), there have been a lot of big numbers bandied about. Unless you’re close to the deals, the figures and...

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New boss for Andrews Property Services as its growth continues

July 25, 2014
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New boss for Andrews Property Services as its growth continues

Andrews Property Services (APS), the fast-growing asset management division of Keynsham-based Andrews Estate Agents, has promoted Sue-Ellen Hodges to head the business. Having started her career at Andrews on a temporary basis four-and-a-half years ago, Sue-Ellen, pictured, quickly became assistant head at APS, before most recently becoming its interim...

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University of Bristol snaps up former Habitat store in Clifton for student hub

July 23, 2014
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University of Bristol snaps up former Habitat store in Clifton for student hub

The former Habitat store in Clifton has been bought by the University of Bristol, which plans to convert the flagship building into a student hub and study centre. Known as Beacon House, the four-storey, Grade II listed building on the corner of Queen’s Road and Queen’s Avenue next to...

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Innovative recycled film set business sets up at Bristol’s Bottle Yard Studios

July 23, 2014
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Innovative recycled film set business sets up at Bristol’s Bottle Yard Studios

Sustainable film and TV set-clearance firm Drèsd has become the latest business to set up an operation at Bristol’s Bottle Yard Studios. The innovative company, which offers a cost-effective alternative to sending set waste to landfill, is the 11th firm to join the burgeoning creative community at the Hengrove...

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NHS Trust gives healthy boost to showpiece city centre office scheme with new letting

July 22, 2014
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NHS Trust gives healthy boost to showpiece city centre office scheme with new letting

More space at landmark Bristol city centre office building Whitefriars has been let, lifting the total taken since it was refurbished last year to more than 26,000 sq ft. The latest letting is to University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust, which has doubled its presence in the 11-storey building...

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Upbeat outlook for Bristol’s commercial property sector as demand nears pre-recession levels

July 18, 2014
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Upbeat outlook for Bristol’s commercial property sector as demand nears pre-recession levels

Bristol’s commercial property market is making a strong recovery with a sharp increase in demand in the first six months of this year and signs of further improvements for the second half, a series of upbeat reports out this week show. CBRE Bristol’s latest quarterly report shows demand was...

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Rapid sale of Avonmouth warehouse points to industrial market recovery, says agent

July 18, 2014
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Rapid sale of Avonmouth warehouse points to industrial market recovery, says agent

Property consultants Alder King’s Bristol office has sold the freehold of a modern warehouse  in Avonmouth within two months of bringing it to market – another sign it says of a strong recovery in the city’s industrial market. Corporate House on Portview Road was acquired by Bristol Properties from...

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£50m state-of-the-art building for business school and law school announced by UWE

July 17, 2014
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£50m state-of-the-art building for business school and law school announced by UWE

UWE Bristol has unveiled ambitious plans for a new £50m building for its Faculty of Business and Law – the latest in a series of major investments at the university. UWE said the state-of-the-art building on its Frenchay Campus will fulfil the aspirations of students and the business community...

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Graduate building surveyor boosts LSH’s Bristol office as property market continues to recover

July 16, 2014
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Graduate building surveyor boosts LSH’s Bristol office as property market continues to recover

Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) has strengthened the building consultancy team at its Bristol office with the appointment of graduate building surveyor Jessica Dabrowski. Jessica, pictured, joins at a time of growth for the national commercial property consultancy, which has won a number of new clients over the past few...

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Senior property industry roles for Thrings’ Bristol-based experts

July 14, 2014
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Senior property industry roles for Thrings’ Bristol-based experts

Two solicitors based in law firm Thrings’ Bristol office have received recognition for their expertise and knowledge of the commercial property and construction sectors by taking up senior roles in two of the industries' most-respected organisations. Partner Eric Livingston has become vice chairman of the Great Western branch of...

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Bristol Business Blog: Tim Stringer, Integral Build. Why our buildings need to go back to the future

Bristol Business Blog: Tim Stringer, Integral Build. Why our buildings need to go back to the future

Improving the quality of our buildings is as important as increasing supply. As we experience an older population, working and enjoying leisure time for longer, a drive towards a fitter, more active lifestyle and dramatic fluctuations in the climate, we need to think closely about not just building more homes,...

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