Cardiff
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Regional investor guide: Cardiff
What has the Welsh capital got to offer prospective investors?
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A new top spot for Cardiff’s office league table
It’s all change at the top of the Cardiff office agents league table as 126,000 sq ft of disposals put Knight Frank back on top after dropping to third last…
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NewRiver acquires two retail parks
NewRiver has completed the acquisition of two retail parks in West Yorkshire and Cardiff for £26.5m, representing an initial yield of 8.9% and a capital value of just £141 per…
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Stradivarius in tune with St David’s Centre
Amancio Ortega’s sister brand to Zara, Stradivarius, is opening its first shop in Wales at the St David’s Centre in Cardiff
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Kames Capital acquires £6.7m central Cardiff office
Kames Capital has completed the off-market acquisition of a central Cardiff office building from 101 Asset Management for £6.7m, a net initial yield of 8.5%
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Swiss take a shine to £57m Cardiff office
Legal & General Capital has sold a £56.5m office block in Cardiff which is part of the 1m sq ft Central Square development.
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John Lewis extends Home Solutions service trial
John Lewis is launching a scheme that will enable customers to book the services of approved tradesmen, including electricians, plumbers and gardeners.
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Investor crib sheet: Cardiff
At-a-glance data sheet for property investors looking to invest in Cardiff.
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Largest ever Cardiff office prelet completed at Central Square
The government is opening a new 265,976 sq ft hub at Cardiff’s Central Square, in what will be the largest ever Welsh office leasing deal.
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Aerium buys £51m Cardiff office from L&G
Aerium has acquired One Central Square, a newly developed grade A office in the centre of Cardiff, from Legal & General for £51m.
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Cardiff occupiers speed back to the city centre
Insurance firm MotoNovo’s move from out-of-town to central Cardiff could signal a gear-shift as more companies see the benefit of a city location
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MotoNovo sets the pace as out-of-towners head to Cardiff
As the motor insurance company heads for the Welsh capital, could it signal a green light for central growth?