THE best new buildings in the North East have been celebrated at an awards ceremony hosted by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors at Newcastle Civic Centre.
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THE opening of a new H&M store at the top of Grey Street in Newcastle still has no definite date some four months after the retailer revealed it was taking over the former Waterstone’s store.
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NEWS last week from the Halifax that house prices fell by 2.5% in March was hardly disastrous and certainly not unexpected, but it was the debate which followed it that I found really interesting.
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WORK has begun on building the giant Heighington Lane West development in County Durham – which could cost up to £100m and is one of the largest developments of its kind anywhere in the UK.
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A HIGH-PROFILE firm of award- winning London architects has been appointed to design a new gateway to the Lingfield Point business park in Darlington.
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THE first phase of the 61,000sqft Blyth Valley Retail Park is now fully let after agent Knight Frank secured a 15-year lease with pet food supplier Jolleys.
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EXPERTS in all fields of development have visited some of Europe’s leading eco developments as they finalise a masterplan for Wynyard Park on Teesside.
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THE former home of Stag furniture in Sunderland is set to be redeveloped after the two-acre site was acquired by Darlington-based Harrison Properties.
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THIS is how a major new mixed-use, ecologically-sound development in Tow Law, County Durham, should look now that Banks Developments has won planning consent to build the £16.5m scheme.
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THE Newcastle office of leading business agents, Christie + Co, has sold a newsagent/off licence business, in a village just outside of Houghton-le-Spring in Tyne and Wear.
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THE Cumbrian Seafoods factory in Seaham, County Durham is to more than double in size after owner Cumbrian Holdings agreed to rent a further 135,000sq ft of space on the Foxcover Distribution Park.
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A SHORTLIST of three developers has been announced to develop Britain’s first housing Expo through a £450m regeneration of Scotswood in Newcastle – and two have North East roots.
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THREE slices of ‘Pye’ have been served up by the courts in recent months, with adverse possession cases applying the decisions from the landmark 2007 case brought by J A Pye.
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