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Planning permission for Goodman megashed
Goodman has secured detailed planning consent for a megashed of 569,500 sq ft at Andover Business Park in Hampshire, enabling it to increase the development options on the park.
AstraZeneca in £330m Cambridge deal
Cambridge Biomedical Campus has been selected as the site of AstraZeneca/MedImmune’s new global research and development centre and corporate headquarters, in a deal tipped by Property Week.
Segro makes £18m warehouse buy
Segro has bought a distribution warehouse in Burton-Upon-Trent for £18.1m.
Valad offloads Worcester shed
Valad Europe has sold a 200,000 sq ft distribution warehouse in Worcester to the occupier, Wolseley UK Limited.
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Tesco moves over to dark side in Abingdon
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Blackstone buys £35m Eddie Stobart hub at Daventry terminal
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Brookfield to turn Gazeley into investor-developer
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Occupiers land at Lakeside Industrial Estate
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Consent granted for 4.7m sq ft scheme
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Blackstone buys major distribution hub
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Fidelity buys Essex sheds
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Derbyshire rail freight partnership agreed
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Plans for £200m M&S distribution centre announced
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MEPC on pole at Silverstone F1 circuit
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Roxhill to sort new facility for Geopost in Peterborough
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Tesco enlists agents for 1.3m sq ft sheds exodus
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Planning permission for 1m sq ft shed
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Is the future rosy for the industrial sector?
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LondonMetric exchanges on £248m Prologis and Norges shed deal
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Tritax makes £37m regional buy
Sheds Supplement
Prologis’s second coming
The global industrial real estate company has clawed its way back from the brink of collapse. Two years after the merger with AMB, a joint venture deal with Norges is imminent. Prologis is back. Stuart Watson reports
Chasing e-tail
The sheds market wants to find ways to cash in on the e-commerce boom. Stuart Watson reports
West London Boys
Telsar is fast becoming a leading player in west London. Founders Bal Panesar and Dipesh Patel are street-smart locals who speak the language. Stuart Watson met them
Roxhill on a roll
Property Week’s best property newcomer of 2012 is ready to take on the shed development competition this year. Stuart Watson talks to the two men at the company’s helm, Jason Dalby and David Keir. Photographs by Anthony Lycett
Post-haste: Amazon's quest for sheds
Amazon is on the hunt for 1m sq ft sheds in key locations — ideally by yesterday. Mark Wilding reports
INDUSTRY VIEWS
Is the future rosy for the industrial sector?
Will there be speculative development before the end of the year? Where will occupiers look to expand?
Data
Central Europe industrial figures level out
The industrial sector has reached equilibrium across central Europe, according to a research report published by Cushman & Wakefield.
Barber Wadlow: Forecourt Property Market Update - Jan 2013
The last 12 months has been one of the busiest periods in recent history in the forecourt property sector. Barber Wadlow estimates that there have been over 1,100 petrol stations sold or let since the end of 2011, whichrepresents an incredible 13% of the total number of forecourts (8,587 sites).
IPD: rents are more than 11% below their peak
UK commercial property rents have fallen for a full quarter.
Analysis
Offices and retail surge, as industrial falls away
First-quarter transaction volumes up on 2012; Jones Lang LaSalle still on top.
Inexorable advance of e-tail drives industrial demand
Although it is still early days in the growth of e-commerce, retailers are already re-evaluating their distribution channels to support demand and expected growth.
Business park model is not dead
In a fiercely competitive business environment, some commentators have been quick to call the end of the business park model. I beg to differ.
Industrial Scale: Prologis chief Hamid Moghadam
Prologis chief Hamid Moghadam talks to Patrick Gower about the creation of the world’s biggest property company by portfolio size. Photographs by Trent McMin
