Steve Brauner
MarketsA whole new ball game
The government’s abandonment of ‘supercasinos’ has led Salford’s rugby league club to rethink its stadium plans.
MarketsA fall from Grace
Will Alsop’s iconic Cloud project – intended to sit majestically alongside Liverpool’s Three Graces – has disintegrated. Steve Brauner finds out what went wrong
MarketsA fall from Grace
Will Alsop’s iconic Cloud project – intended to sit majestically alongside Liverpool’s Three Graces – has disintegrated. Steve Brauner finds out what went wrong
MarketsA fall from Grace
Will Alsop’s iconic Cloud project – intended to sit majestically alongside Liverpool’s Three Graces – has disintegrated. Steve Brauner finds out what went wrong
MarketsA fall from Grace
Will Alsop’s iconic Cloud project – intended to sit majestically alongside Liverpool’s Three Graces – has disintegrated. Steve Brauner finds out what went wrong
MarketsMersey mission
Slow lettings have left agents relying on a string of new projects to provide them with lucrative deals in 2005.
MarketsKings ransom
The proposed arena and conference centre on Liverpool’s Kings Dock could finally get the go-ahead following an injection of European Union cash.
MarketsUnited estates
A combination of public and private sector funding have laid solid foundations for the industrial future of north Wales. Steve Brauner reports
MarketsOn the up and up
As Liverpool revels in its cultural future, Manchester continues to rack up deals of 10,000 sq ft or more. Steve Brauner reports
MarketsLand of the giants
Strong transport links keep the distribution sector buzzing but a lack of prime space is piling pressure on landlords.
MarketsOutlook north-west: The Phoenix syndrome
The devastation caused by terrorists in Manchester has blown some of the biggest names in retail into the city; now Liverpool looks forward to the Blitz.
MarketsRegional outlook: Cold front in the north
While Liverpool proceeds on a multimillion-pound makeover, Manchester is pinning its hopes on a new initiative to regenerate the city's established office core.
MarketsIndustrial: Factories floored
As the distribution sector grows, large sheds are needed. But manufacturing occupiers are dwindling and smaller space is lying empty.
MarketsThis is no backwater
A book warehouse in Bangor, Unilever’s IT centre in Deeside, a ski/retail complex in Llanberis… If you thought north Wales was a forgotten corner of Wales, you could be wrong. We round up the recent activity ...
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Liverpool's vision
With so much on the development agenda in Liverpool, it was timely for Property Week to team up with Liverpool Vision and the city council for Question Time in Merseyside.
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Is it grim up north?
Take-up from manufacturing companies has virtually dried up in 2001. However, distribution companies could come to the property industry's rescue.
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Knott's landing
We meet Ken Knott, the plain-talking local boy done good who has grand ambitions to put the Manchester Business Park at the centre of the world's technology sector
