Planning guidance too late to stop High St rot

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Recent moves by the UK government to protect city centres from out-of-town development may have come too late, given that many large edge-of-town shopping centres are still being planned, according to planning expert Peter Hall. Reviving city centres through mixed-use developments and returning shopping to town centres, which is what the government plans, fails to take account of the fact that development work is now focusing on small towns and rural areas.

United Kingdom, City planning, Urban planning

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Clayton steps up at Richard Ellis

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Richard Ellis has allocated responsibility for sales and acquisitions outside central London, England, to Sue Clayton, who has been appointed head of regional investment agency. She is looking for opportunities in a number of areas, including out-of-town retail warehousing. The investment market is currently strong, and the company expects high levels of business until the end of 1996.

Real Estate, Real Estate and Rental and Leasing, Officials and employees, Real estate industry, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Richard Ellis Inc., Clayton, Sue

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