Hazardous experiment

Article Abstract:

A member of parliament representing a constituency in Cambridgeshire, England, disapproves of government plans to reconsider a 4.3 million sq ft extension to the Genome Campus, located in Cambridge. The site is owned by Wellcome Trust. Opposition to the plan are fearful further development on greenfield land around Cambridge will go ahead, if it is permitted. Supporters of the scheme point out the restrictions to development around Cambridge have curtailed growth in the biotechnology sector. Others are keen to make the area a focus for new biotechnology industries.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Land Development, Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries, Buildings and facilities, Cambridgeshire, England, Land use, Greenbelts

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Frischmann steps up battle with Osborne

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Hawk Developments joint shareholders Trevor Osborne and Wilem Frischmann are continuing to battle over their entitlement to a stake in projects including the MAFF in Cambridge, England, and the MOD Main Building in London, England. Osborne believes that Frischmann does not have the right to a stake in projects that were originated and secured by Hawk because Hawk is a consultancy that has never developed or purchased a building. However, he accepts that Frischmann should have an equal stake in a PFI scheme in Southampton, England, and the Richmond Station project.

Subdividers & Developers, Subdividers and Developers, Cases, Osborne, Trevor, Frischmann, Wilem, Hawk Development

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Local heroes

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The industrial property market looks bleak in Liverpool, England. Rents and demand are low. Private developers are unwilling to build new facilities, and secondhand stock makes up the bulk of space. The English Partnerships and Mersey Development Corp. is leading several initiatives in the public sector which could improve the market.

Industrial Real Estate Developers, Forecasts and trends, Market share, Industrial property, Industrial property rights, Liverpool, England

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