A rose by any other name...

Article Abstract:

The real estate market in Stratford upon Avon, England, is affected by a limited supply of industrial and office space. The town is 7 miles from the M40 motorway, but public perceptions tend to judge it further from this road link. New offices will be available at the Ryon Hill House development on the outskirts of the town. The retail industry in the town is seen to have performed better than sites elsewhere, and has recovered since 1994 when there were many leases scheduled for assignment.

England, Stratford-upon-Avon, England

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Ringside seats

Article Abstract:

The real estate industry in Sheffield, England should benefit from investments in public transport and the road network within the city. The city has seen prelets to Nabarro Nathanson in the Victoria Quays development, backed by Sheffield Development Corp. A prelet for the Inland Revenue in St Mary's Square should also help the real estate industry in Sheffield. A large new development is planned by British Land, and confidence is expected to increase in the 18 months from Feb 1995.

United Kingdom, South Yorkshire, England

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Get smart

Article Abstract:

Real estate researchers may find it time consuming to carry out their work as the information is difficult to find and is often inexact. There are some good research firms, such as CoStar.

Research, United States, Information services, Real property

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