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Plenty of pubs but no beer allowed

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The economy of Chelmsford, UK, seems to be picking up, and this is boosting the town's property market. Chelmsford has the highest availability of offices in Essex, at 25%, but the lowest availability of industrial buildings, at 3%. The town's public house sector is held back by the strict interpretation of licensing laws by police and the council licensing panel. The property sector in Chelmsford could be given a large boost if BT chooses the town for a 13,935 sq mt office project: BT is considering two sites in the town as part of its Workstyle 2000 project.

Industry Overview, Economic aspects, Real estate industry

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Waiting for the signal

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The Jubilee Line extension will bring the borough of Greenwich into closer contact with the rest of London. It will also benefit from plans being developed by the Greenwich Waterfront Development Partnership (GWDP), which will make the Greenwich Peninsula the focal point of the UK's Millennium celebrations. The scheme will involve regenerating seven miles of riverfront from Deptford Creek to Thamesmead.

Buildings and facilities, Greenwich, England

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New space stays in the New Town

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The industrial property market remains depressed in Edinburgh, Scotland. This is due to low rental growth, the rather high price of land, and competition from the Livingston Development Corp. Edinburgh accounts for only 30% of floorspace in the Lothian region, according to King Sturge.

Manufacturing and Industrial Building Construction, Industrial Buildings, Industrial sites, Market share, Industrial construction, Edinburgh, Scotland

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