City Review: Columbus

Article Abstract:

The downtown area of Columbus, Ohio, is receiving stiff competition from the North Arc. It is becoming the rival of downtown, drawing national and regional corporate headquarters. Real estate experts believe that this market will easily absorb 300,000 to 350,000 square feet annually. Large downtown projects are being delayed, short-term. A regional shopping mall is in the planning stage. Hotel activity is on the increase. Several major renovation projects are in progress. Suburban, industrial space is reviewed.

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Lawyers that sell houses

Article Abstract:

Solicitors' property centres were first set up in Scotland during the 1960s to sell residential properties as well as providing legal services, and have proved to be popular. Similar centres are being set up in England in 2000.

Services, Housing, Scotland, Solicitors

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Olympics a step up for Sydney

Article Abstract:

The Olympic development in Sydney, Australia has been completed in time for the Games in September 2000. Many restaurants have opened in anticipation of the Olympics, and rents for premises near the site have increased.

2000 AD, Sydney, Australia, Olympics

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