Experienced global consultancy to manage £600 million phase two regeneration of Ravenscraig site

Private investor snaps up retail investment at Gladedale Capital Edinburgh development

Regeneration agency Waterfront Edinburgh Ltd and development partner Buredi have applied for a Listed Building Consent to demolish the production block of the B-listed derelict Madelvic Car Factory as part of the £1billion transformation of a stretch of Edinburgh’s waterfront.

PMP GROUP RUFFLES FEATHERS FOR PROPERTY SECTOR EVENT

Gladedale Capital’s flagship Quartermile development in Edinburgh continues to attract tenants with the announcement that top rated legal firm Morton Fraser have pre-let four floors at the new office building being constructed on site.

Gastro Taverns, the bar and restaurant group formed by managing director Julian Mobbs last August, has today (09.05.08) opened The Flaming Kilt Scottish grill restaurant, cocktail bar and deli on Kirkcaldy’s High Street and Esplanade.

King Sturge has just concluded two office deals at 3 Drumsheugh Gardens in Edinburgh on behalf of Otterston Properties:

In what is likely to be one of the largest residential opportunities in Edinburgh this year, the site of the former Telford North College is now on the market.

Almost 4.2 acres of land in Sighthill industrial estate, has come on the market after international property developer, Blackrock Land (UK) Plc, appointed Knight Frank to dispose of the site.

On behalf of Lesuretec Limited, Ryden has sold the heritable interest in 229 Union Street, Aberdeen. The sale price is in the order of £1 million reflecting a net initial yield of 6.15% after purchasers’ costs.  The property has been purchased by a private client of Sanders Cartwright.  

Austrian crystal company Swarovski will make its glittering debut in Livingston when it opens a store at 322 Almondvale South, The Elements, Livingston.   

A new way to measure the Scottish economy could be introduced which for the first time would give a quarterly break down of consumer, government and investment expenditure as well as the trading position for Scotland, a report by DTZ reveals today (Wednesday, May 7).  

The built environment is the single largest contributor to carbon dioxide emissions in the UK and new regulations, designed to reduce the sector’s impact on the environment, will fundamentally change the way in which we design, construct and operate buildings over the next eight - 10 years.  

 Copyright 2008 Newsquest Media Group
All Rights Reserved