Boom town stats

Article Abstract:

Peterborough, England, is fast becoming a boom town, with full business parks and rising rents. However, while strong demand is putting pressure on industrial rents, there is not enough stimulation for new developments and availability is at a 40-year low. The dominance of landowners Hampton Southern Townships and English Partnerships is deterring prospective occupiers and stunting growth, says Andrew Leech of commercial property agent Carter Jonas.

Supply and demand, Real estate, Buildings and facilities, Real property, Peterborough, England, Metropolitan areas, Cambridgeshire, England

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Freedom of reach

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The introduction if new technology has led to many US firms changing the way their employees work but some British employers point out the changes are not always in the best interest of the workers. Changes to work practices will have an impact on the real estate industry.

Analysis, Management, Practice, Business enterprises, Corporate culture, Office layout, Office workers

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Bridging the fashion gap

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Issues concerning development plans for Poole, United Kingdom, are discussed. Particular attention is given to projects of building a new bridge to open the waterside of the town to retailers and businesses. Expensive hosing aspects of the town are also examined.

Cases, City planning, Urban planning, Poole, England

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