Property is stronger than ever

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Manchester is a major UK real estate market and the market has grown despite predictions that it would remain stable. Demand for office space is strong in southern Manchester though supply has not kept up with demand. Rents are rising but developers have yet to respond. Two business parks are planned which could help the market. The investment market is also performing well in 1996. Trading volumes dropped in 1st half 1996, but there is still interest from institutions, the problem is that there are not enough tradeable prperties, analysts argue.

England

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Renovation brings its own rewards

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Bruntwood is a real estate company operating in Manchester, England. The company is owned by Mike Oglesby, a Manchester entrepreneur. Bruntwood was set up in 1975 and initially focused on industrial real estate before moving into office projects. The company emphasises its local roots which offer an advantage over London companies. Developments being undertaken by Bruntwood include the Manchester Club, a listed building in King Street, Manchester.

Management, Bruntwood

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Will too many parks spoil the broth?

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Amec Developments plans to set up business parks at Cheadle Royal and Davenport Green near Manchester, England. Arlington Securities and Manchester's city government also plan a new business park near Manchester Airport. The local government at Trafford has yet to approve the Davenport Green scheme. There is concern as to whether so much development can ve sustained by the local economy, and supporters of each scheme are critical of the other.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Office Buildings, Investments, Office construction, Business parks, AMEC PLC

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