Pockets of opportunity

Article Abstract:

Some property developers are trying to meet the needs of occupiers in Oxfordshire, England, by building speculative developments as the demand for office buildings is not being met from supplies. Many occupiers are moving from the centre of Oxford whilst other occupiers are trying to take advantage of lower rents than those of properties alongside the M4. Rents for out of town buildings, such as in the Oxford Business Park, have reached 19.50 pounds sterling per sq ft. Occupiers are looking for flexible contracts. There are very few new offices in Oxford city centre.

Real estate industry, Oxfordshire, England

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Play versus work

Article Abstract:

Local property agents in Bristol, England, are concerned how the office market will be effected by the number of office buildings in the city which have been converted into housing.

Housing, Bristol, England

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Moving target

Article Abstract:

Local property experts suggest the demand for office space in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, will move to the Gallowgate and Boulevard areas where several new buildings are planned. Others point out the city may lose some large occupiers to new developments on the outskirts of the city.

Real estate development, Newcastle upon Tyne, England

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