| Estates Gazette 1995 Graham Parker |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A brighter future forecast.(real estate industry in Sutton, England) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Accelerating towards a recovery. (economic aspects of Yorkshire, England) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| A rapid reversal of fortune. (an overview of the commercial and industrial property market in Slough, England) (includes related articles) (Focus' 95: M4 London to Maidenhead) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| A very happy birthday. (Lakeside shopping centre at Thurrock approaches fifth anniversary; focus on Essex) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| A wealth of speculation. (commercial property development in Maidstone, Kent) (includes related article) (Focus '95: the county of Kent) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Bed-hopping in the capital.(hotel developers and operators seek to benefit from rising demand in London; focus on leisure property) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Cashing in on time out. (catering uses are strong sector of property market; focus on the West End of London) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Cataloguing success. (property markets in Basildon; focus on Essex) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Chasing the dragon. (inward investment in Wales) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Confidence building. (property market developments in Crawley; focus on M25 junctions 1-7) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Cost increases are inevitable. (building costs set to rise as revival in office development begins; Office Trends supplement) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Developers adapt to a change of rules. (developers of distribution property could benefit from recent European Union legislation) (Distribution Property Supplement) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Facing up to the future. (North Wales industrial property market) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Gains from the M4's largest U-turn. (return to growth in Bracknell's property markets; focus on M4 junctions 10-18) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Going where the grass is greener. (property investors seek new investment opportunities around the world) (MIPIM and Europe) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Government funds fuel the future.(retail and distribution developments in Thurrock; focus on M25 junctions 25-31) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Hitting a glass ceiling.(real estate industry in Heathrow and Hounslow, England) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Late starters set the pace.(real estate industry in Leatherhead, Epsom and Dorking, England) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Local skills for global industries. (Scotland) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Making the most of the milk round. (companies seek top university graduates) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Markets stand ready to deliver. (industrial development in the U.K.) (Focus '95: Industrial & Distribution) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| New players, old game. (property companies still interested in shopping centres; survey on retail) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Occupiers opt for a bespoke service. (speculative development is less likely in the distribution sector in the future) (Distribution Property Supplement) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| One step in front. (office property market in Newbury; focus on M4 junctions 10-18) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| On the green or in the red?(prospects for golf clubs; focus on leisure property) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| On the superhighway. (overview of the industrial and commercial property market along the M4 corridor between London and Maidenhead) (Focus '95: M4 London to Maidenhead) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Overlooked and underrated? (office property in North Wales) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Pensioning off its old image. (focus on Dorset and south Wiltshire) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Planning for the good times. (development of Croydon as a commercial location; focus on M25 junctions 1-7) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Plugging into the national network. (East Midlands ) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Providing all things for all people. (retail property in North Wales) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Recycled for a new lease of life. (property markets in Harlow; focus on Essex) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Returning to the throne. (Regent Street most successful retail location in the West End in 1995; focus on the West End of London) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Savings which can't be ignored. (capital allowances; Office Trends supplement) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Sitting on the fast track to Europe. (the commercial and industrial property market in Ashford, Kent) (includes related article) (Focus '95: the county of Kent) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Survival of the fittest. (an analysis of the industrial and commercial property market in Croyden, England) (includes related article) (Focus '95: Surrey) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Taking industrial action. (overview of the commercial and industrial property market in Hemel Hempstead, England) (includes related articles) (Focus '95: Hertfordshire) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| The attraction of opposites. (offices north of Oxford Street; focus on the West End of London) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| When the tide goes out. (property markets in Southend; focus on Essex) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
| Where there's muck, there's brass. (traditional industrial estates favoured by industrial investors over modern distribution centres) (includes related article)(Focus '95: Industrial & Distribution) | Real estate industry | Graham Parker |
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