Mint fresh retail ploy

Article Abstract:

There are plans to build a new retail complex in Ipswich, UK, The Mint Quarter, which could open prior to Christmas 2002. According to Jonathan Cox, who works for Helical Retail, which is planning to build the complex in collaboration with National Car Parks, the scheme would extend the current town centre. The complex would be street-based and would include a car park, a health and fitness club and prime retail space.

United Kingdom, Shopping centers, Ipswich, England

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Space grabbers stalk the parks

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Potential problems arising from having a single company occupying a large part of a business park, or even the entire park, are considered. Larger firms mean larger covenants, but investors regard the larger multi-tenanted parks as a safer investment.

Management, Business parks

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Nike airs his ambitions

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John Nike, aged 65, British sports developer, wants to add an indoor arena, athletics track and basketball court to his leisure complex in Bracknell, Berkshire, England if he can obtain planning consent with the local authority.

Design and construction, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Sports facilities, Bracknell, England, Nike, John

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