All articles by Paul Unger – Page 7
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MarketsNWDA hits back as property spending reaches £400m
Agency could still be killed off by Conservative government
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MarketsA wedge over Wirral’s troubled retail waters
Warner Estate fears Peel’s Wirral Waters will detract from Birkenhead
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MarketsNWDA ‘could owe millions’ on site sale
Arbitrator to determine if agency is liable for overage payments on sale of Mann Island site on Liverpool waterfront
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Liverpool’s boulevards of broken dreams
Paul Unger revisits three city centre schemes that were launched in the boom but never made it off the drawing board
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MarketsLiverpool agreement swings into action
Construction of SuperPort one of four initiatives in 20-year plan to develop city’s economy
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MarketsSpeke’s volumes about the state of Mersey sheds
More than 1m sq ft of sheds to be taken up as cash-rich investors flock in
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MarketsNo sign of industrial thaw
Occupiers still have the upper hand, but large-shed availability is narrowing
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MarketsManchester’s united industrial estates
Segro’s takeover of Brixton makes it a dominant force on the city’s industrial scene
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MarketsRevival for refurbs in city centre
Owners choose cheaper development options to target recession-hit occupiers
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MarketsBury’s Rock scheme is on a roll
Thornfield’s scheme is filling up, but a Rochdale begging bowl remains empty
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MarketsStockport seeks willing bedfellows
Sites identified for hotel and office development but none is forthcoming
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MarketsBad light for Manchester investment
Transaction levels are heading for a 10-year low in the city centre
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MarketsThe loan strangers
Developers in the north-west are finding few friendly banks willing to back their projects
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Liverpool and Newcastle in face-off for Tesco Finance
Two cities compete to land 70,000 sq ft call centre for 600 staff
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Northwest RDA reformulates Lancaster Science Park plans
Agency submits revised and improved traffic control measures
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MarketsWorth every Pennine
East Lancashire is relying on a new publicly funded body to increase housing and employment
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MarketsThe market in minutes - Lancashire + Cumbria
The lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsSame Oldham story
Oldham risks falling further behind neighbouring towns unless several proposed schemes get started
