| Estates Gazette 1996 James Robinson |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| All hype but no speculation. (office development in Uxbridge, England) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| An uphill struggle. (retail property in Bournemouth, England)(focus on Dorset and South Wiltshire) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Architecture at work.(Stockley Park, UK business park) | Real estate industry | James Robinson, Cheryl Freedman |
| A walk from the wild side.(property market in Teesside, UK; special report: the North East)(Industry Overview) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Crossing the border for better returns. (higher real estate transaction costs in continental Europe)(focus on MIPIM/Europe) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Degrees of progress. (office market in Bournemouth, England)(focus on Dorset and South Wiltshire) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Grand old ladies reign supreme.(Liverpool city centre office accommodation; victorian architecture) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Growing stronger day by day. (expansion of Prime Health UK) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Growing up and growing outwards. (the central business district of Birmingham, England)(focus on Birmingham) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Handle with care. (business relocation) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Have a swinging time. (two large shopping schemes planned for Birmingham, England)(focus on the West Midlands) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| High tide for developers: do changes in dealing with contaminated land mean that the tide is about to turn on developing waterside housing? | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Hoping to tip the balance. (need for speculative office development in centre of Belfast, Northern Ireland)(focus on Irish Republic and Northern Ireland) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Journey towards success. (rail freight)(Focus '96: Industrial and Distribution.) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Making a profit by design.(fashion retailers in Manchester, England) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Mapping out a new future.(local government organisations in Wales, 1996) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Mirror, mirror on the wall. (United Kingdom beauty industry)(Industry Overview) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| No room in the town. (lack of office space in Cheshunt; includes details of property market in Enfield)(focus on M25 junctions 25-31) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Not first, not Boston, but very happy: in 1992, CS First Boston became the second tenant of Cabot Square. The bank is more than pleased with its Docklands home. | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Out and out success?(Licensed and Leisure property supplement; UK planning process for out-of-town leisure parks) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| People power turns the wheels. (property market in Reading, England)(focus on M4 junctions 10-18) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Prime time for Severnside.(plans for M4 extension east of Bristol) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Probing the depths. (retail and leisure property sectors in Edinburgh, Scotland)(focus on Scotland) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Raising the hi-tech standard.(property sector in High Wycombe, UK; special report: M40 Property Markets)(Industry Overview) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Ready for some fun.(progress of the Whitgift Centre, a leisure and retail development in Croydon, England) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Riding the crest of a wave. (analysis of the commercial and industrial property market in Southampton, England) (includes related articles) (Focus '96: Hampshire) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Shoppers move north. (shoppers from Irish Republic visit Belfast, Northern Ireland)(focus on Irish Republic and Northern Ireland) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Standing still but thinking fast.(property market in Ipswich, England; focus '96: Norfolk and Suffolk) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Supersonic ambitions.(property sector in Uxbridge, UK; special report: M40 Property Markets)(Industry Overview) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Teesside's ticket to the ball.(retail and leisure property market in Teesside, UK; special report: the North East)(Industry Overview) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| The city that never sleeps.(Manchester, England; leisure market property) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| The Mersey beat. (Chris Farrow, chief executive of Merseyside Development Corp)(Interview) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| The sink or swim principle. (impact of out-of-town retail and leisure development on Kent town of Dartford)(focus on Kent) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| This time they mean business: now that the private sector has pledged to contribute 144 million pounds sterling, Greenwich is confirmed as the host of the Millenium Exhibition. Work on clearing the festival site is about to begin. | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Time to test the waters. (speculative developments in Victoria and Westminster areas of London, England)(focus on the West End of London) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
| Young look for old hand. (Grosvenor Estate)(focus on offices)(Company Profile) | Real estate industry | James Robinson |
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