Nadia Elghamry

Watchword is caution. Atisreal’s latest occupier report suggests bankers intend to grow, but not into extra space. Alex Hadwick reports

Economic attractions: Polish tin can manufacturer Canpack’s decision to start operating in Scunthorpe is a sign of the times

High stakes: The regeneration of St James Quarter has garnered much support, but will the scheme’s proposed tower prove to be a sticking point with the city’s heritage bodies?

Scavengers closing in: With funds cutting portfolio valuations by 10-15%, bargain hunters are moving in to the Welsh market

Too much: Is £20 per sq ft a realistic expectation for the Norwich office market? Opinions are divided, even among optimists

Career shift: Julian Wells hardly returned to a quiet life in the country when he left Hammerson for Targetfollow

Luxury branding: Is Allied London right to aim the retail element of its Spinningfields development at upmarket names?

Sink or swim: The big story of 2007 was the credit crunch triggered by the US sub-prime mortgage scandal. Nadia Elghamry looks at how the world’s financial markets have been…

Gloomy picture: Market figures for the fourth quarter of 2007 do not make for happy reading. Nadia Elghamry reports

Many questions: Property players are appealing for clarity aboutthe future shape of Scottish Enterprise. Nadia Elghamry reports . The Costa coffee shop underneath Atlantic Quay, the flashy and much-maligned Glasgow…

End result The Office of National Statistics has finally decided to move to Newport, but is it too late to restore confidence? .

Cautious outlook Research carried out this summer asked investors how they were feeling about the changing Welsh market. Ripples from the recent turmoil in the global investment market seem to…