Development dilemma

Article Abstract:

The conversion of Cirencester Town Football Club land into 60,000 sq ft of office space is going ahead in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England. Plans to build new retail outlets in Cirencester are still at the initial stages. Rents for premium retail sites have reached 58 pounds sterling per sq ft. The local authorities in Cirencester face a difficult decision of whether to allow an important employer in the town build on land near houses, which was not planned for development. Sometimes firms threaten to move out of the area if they are not permitted to build where they wish.

Gloucestershire, England

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Towns stride forth

Article Abstract:

Demand for office space in Cork, Ireland, is growing with a large new development planned for the Mahon area. The airport near Cork makes it a popular location for businesses. Developers hope the Cork authorities will change their policy with regard to new development.

Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Ireland, Economic history, Cork, Ireland (City)

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Pooling resources

Article Abstract:

Some redevelopment projects for the retail and leisure sector in Middlesbrough, England, are being planned. Much of the vacant office space in Middlesbrough requires refurbishment whilst many occupiers are attracted to new offices on the outskirts of the town.

Retail industry, Retail trade, Leisure industry, Buildings and facilities, Middlesbrough, England

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