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Article Abstract:

The UK property market proved popular with European investors during 1999 due to the likelihood of a rise in rental values and the low interest rates. Although investment in the retail sector has not been as good. The leisure and retail sectors in Cardiff, Wales, have proved popular with investors. Both the retail and office market in Glasgow, Scotland were buoyant, with local agents suggesting the market is likely to improve in the future. A number of major foreign investors invested in Leeds, England, during 2000. It is anticipated rents will rise due to the redevelopment of the city

Net Foreign Investment, United Kingdom, Analysis, Foreign investments, Investments, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, Commercial buildings

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Prime time

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning office spaces for businesses in Cardiff, Wales, are discussed. Particular attention is given to ways in which developers can attract investors. It is emphasized that the quality of the local labour in Cardiff is an asset in attracting businesses to the area.

Cardiff, Wales

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Dealt a strong hand?

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the relative lack of interest of companies in offices in the city centre of Birmingham, England, when compared with their interest in business parks in the suburbs.

Contracts, Urban renewal, Birmingham, England

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