Stronghold for growth

Article Abstract:

The Central Scotland Business Parks has been investing heavily in Stirling, Central Scotland, with its plans to construct a speculative building of 20,000 sq ft at the Broadleys Business Park. It has developed a 30 acre site at the Castle Business Park also in Stirling. In addition Central Scotland Business Parks has built speculative office and industrial units in Alloa and Tullibody, Central Scotland. Some shops in the centre of Stirling have been baldy affected by the construction of the Thistle Marches shopping centre.

Management, Scotland, Real estate development, Central Scotland Business Parks

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Article Abstract:

The commercial property market in Hatfield, England, has been slow to develop because it is not as recognizable a location as other parts of Hertfordshire. There is a healthy interest in potential development sites and there is little stock left in the industrial and office sector. Developments in the pipeline include Jarvis Commercial Developments' 1.2 ha site at nearby Welwyn Garden City, with phase one due to begin at the start of 1998.

Nonresidential building operators, Lessors of Nonresidential Bldgs, Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings (except Miniwarehouses), Real estate, Commercial building landlords, Real property, Metropolitan areas, Hertfordshire, England

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