Survival story

Article Abstract:

Office development in the out-of-town sites around Coventry, England, are very popular, with rents increasing from 14 pounds sterling per sq ft to 15 pounds sterling per sq ft in one year. Some observers are concerned the lack of land on the outskirts and government policies restricting building will mean prospective occupiers may have to consider city centre sites. There is also a shortage of land in the city, with some vacant sites being sold to housing developers. Many of the secondhand office developments in the city need to be renovated.

Subdividers and developers, not elsewhere classified, Land Subdivision and Land Development, Office & Commercial Developers, Analysis, Real estate development, Commercial developers, Coventry, England

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Reach for the sky

Article Abstract:

A dwindling supply of office properties in Glasgow, Scotland could put a halt to the city's economic prosperity, according to real estate brokers who believe the situation may deter companies relocating.

Glasgow, Scotland

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Too tight for comfort

Article Abstract:

Some local agents have suggested the long leases on office space leads to a greater reduction in the supply of offices in Soho, London, England, where demand is very strong.

Forecasts and trends, Practice, Real estate agents, London, England, Landlords, Real estate agents and brokers

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