Products on display

Article Abstract:

The Shrewsbury Football Club, Shropshire, England, is likely to be moved to the outskirts of town and the land redeveloped as a supermarket. Demand for retail space, in the town, is strong with prime zone A rents achieving 105 pounds sterling per sq ft in 1999, compared to 90 pounds sterling per sq ft in 1994. The Shrewsbury council have released two pieces of land for development. Some 30 acres at Emstrey is going to be developed as a business park with 300,000 sq ft of space and the 71 acre Battlefield site which has full planning permission and some development has already been initiated.

Urban Planning & Develop-Local, Analysis, Supply and demand, Retail stores, Urban planning, Industrial buildings, Stores, Shropshire, England

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Crossing the divide

Article Abstract:

There has been stronger competition between Cardiff, Wales, and Bristol, England, for property occupiers since the opening of the Second Severn Crossing in 1996. Both cities are undertaking large-scale waterside regeneration schemes. The costs of occupation are lower in Cardiff than in Bristol, but the latter is a much larger city with a larger catchment area. The topography of Bristol makes its Harbourside waterside regeneration scheme more central than Cardiff Bay, which is around a mile from the city centre.

Urban Renewal Programs, Buildings and facilities, Cardiff, Wales, Bristol, England

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Paint it black

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the benefits which the Merry Hill shopping centre has brought to Dudley, England. The regeneration of the area through commercial development and road network improvements is discussed.

Economic aspects, Dudley, England

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