Latest property news – Page 255

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London in chaos after bomb scare

2005-07-29T09:34:12Z

Minor blasts disrupt
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Dixons property man heads for Travis Perkins

2005-07-29T09:33:18Z

Appointment part of large-format stores push
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Live 8 could hit weekend shopping

2005-07-28T09:13:14Z

Concert may keep consumers in front of the TV
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Retail therapy still popular

2005-07-27T10:43:17Z

Londoners biggest spenders on non-essentials
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Readers slam Tesco tunnel fiasco

2005-07-18T13:48:41Z

Tunnel collapse dismays Retail Week's online readers
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Bristol BID kicked off

2005-07-11T08:56:52Z

Broadmead centre to get much-needed boost
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Wyevale signs up property expert

2005-07-11T08:45:49Z

Director has 25 years' experience in the sector
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House of Fraser to buy Beatties

2005-07-11T08:44:49Z

Deal should extend presence in Midlands
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Tunnel collapse hits Tesco plans

2005-07-11T08:38:40Z

Bottom falls out of store development
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Boots signs £300 million sale and leaseback deal

2005-07-11T08:37:42Z

An escape hatch for retailer with too much space?
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Murphy slams red tape

2005-07-04T11:04:24Z

DTI retail champion hits out at 50 hurdles that hinder store openings
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Wal-Mart eyes Eastern Europe

2005-07-04T10:58:24Z

Clashes with European heavyweights in the offing
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M&S details Russian store plans

2005-07-01T09:43:28Z

UK retailer will open pilot site in the autumn
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Laura Ashley to exit Regent Street

2005-06-28T10:06:24Z

Fashion and furniture retailer blames rent rises
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Land Securities pounces on LxB

2005-06-24T09:43:45Z

The land race continues
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Ikea plans new London store

2005-06-24T09:40:59Z

500 jobs to be created
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Morrisons warns on profits again

2005-06-21T10:49:52Z

Early profits prediction well below expectations
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MPs launch clone Britain probe

2005-06-17T09:26:34Z

Big store expansions under investigation
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Turnaround at Strategic Retail

2005-06-14T09:13:43Z

Fads parent turns loss into profit
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Retail chains blamed for creating clone towns

2005-06-13T16:08:15Z

More than 40 per cent of UK high streets are labelled 'soulless'