Getting back into the driving seat

Article Abstract:

The county of Essex has suffered considerable economic problems over recent years, and unemployment is still high, at 8.9% of the workforce. However, there are now signs of a revival, with a number of leading companies making investments in their Essex operations. New industries, such as retailing, are set to take over from the traditional activities of manufacturing and engineering, and distribution and warehousing will be key growth sectors.

Essex, England

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Swimming against the tide

Article Abstract:

Chichester in Sussex, England, is near to the M27 although it is does not enjoy high industrial and warehouse demand because companies tend to locate on the nearby Hampshire-Sussex border. Office demand is based on local business, and retail rentals have only increased slightly since 1965. Bogner Regis, Littlehampton, Newhaven, Hastings and Eastbourne commercial and industrial property profiles are also discussed.

Commercial buildings, Industrial buildings

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Queue jumping

Article Abstract:

The Botchergate site in Carlisle, England, is likely to become a center for leisure rather than retail now that public houses are taking up leases in the area. The pub operator J.D. Wetherspoon occupies a 331 square meter site where a Co-op retail business used to be situated. A research center and Internet cafe may be installed at Market Hall for the University of Northumbria.

Hotels and motels, Carlisle, Massachusetts

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