All articles by Robert Sharp – Page 2
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InsightSmall industrial occupiers thrive on pure speculation
Chesham and Aylesbury are benefiting from an upsurge of speculative development in the industrial sector.
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Insight
Not everything in the garden of England is rosy
Inward investment agency Locate in Kent reports decreasing levels of demand from office and industrial occupiers.
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InsightA step-by-step guide to buying property for your pension
From April 2006, residential as well as commercial property can be bought with self-invested personal pensions. Here, Robert Sharp gives you the lowdown on when, what and how to buy
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MarketsThe best a plan can get
One of west London’s most distinctive buildings is set to change hands as Gillette moves its operations to Poland.
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InsightBIDs: benefit or burden for small business occupiers?
Kingston upon Thames has voted for a business improvement district and London’s Piccadilly may follow suit next week. What will that mean for the areas’ small business occupiers?
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MarketsAirfields of vision
A government review of its property holdings could mean up to 346 acres of Ministry of Defence land is made available for redevelopment.
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InsightProperty at war
Robert Sharp investigates how the property industry, from the Duke of Westminster down, is caught up in the conflict in Iraq
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MarketsPaddington’s home run
Developers in Paddington are looking to capitalise on the government’s drive for more housing, but residential is not the only game in town.
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MarketsHanover's handover
Agents have been moving out of Hanover Square, and Mayfair is playing host to a slew of new development. But could Crossrail put a spanner in the works?
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MarketsCore business
The Crown Estate hopes to update Regent Street’s staid image by luring computer manufacturer Apple to open its first UK store
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MarketsStudent union
Cambridge University is set to sign a unique joint venture with a private developer to build commercial space on university land.
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MarketsSIPPing pretty
Ipswich SIPPs specialist Suffolk Life is planning to use its directors’ pensions to fund an office move and expansion
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MarketsSpec it out
Ipswich’s first speculative industrial build for 15 years is planned after the sale of the last plot of land at Ransomes Europark
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MarketsPast masters
Cambridgeshire consultant Carter Jonas has grown from 19th-century rural land auctioneer into 21st-century science and technology specialist.
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MarketsA pair of King's
Two retail schemes will transform King’s Lynn town centre and provide plenty of shops for the future residents of the fourth Millennium Community
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MarketsHousing benefit
The establishment of a unique development body in Cambridgeshire could provide the key to solving the region’s housing shortage.
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MarketsSlow boats from China
To cope with increased imports from the likes of China, the three northern RDAs want the Humber to become the UK’s main hub for shipping. But can it compete with ports in the south?
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