All articles by Sean McAllister
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MarketsThe market in minutes - Kent + south-east London
The lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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MarketsHerne operation
Herne Bay needs its disparate attractions to be connected up to fulfil its retail and leisure potential
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MarketsTime for Greenwich
A planned redevelopment of Greenwich market will feature new retail and office space and the town’s first boutique hotel
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MarketsChatham up time
Regarded as an unemployment blackspot 25 years ago, new homes, businesses and higher education have given Medway a fresh start
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MarketsFriends of the earth
Investors are attracted to farmland’s robust, seemingly recession-proof values
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MarketsFor crown and country
The Crown Estate’s growing rural portfolio is harvesting better returns than its city slicker sibling, Regent Street
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Online
Sainsbury’s grows market share, while Tesco’s falls
Sainsbury’s was the best performer of the ‘big four’ supermarkets in the latest market share figures for the grocery sector.
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MarketsTrouble in Paradise
Birmingham Central Library is the focus of a row over plans to redevelop Paradise Circus in the city centre
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MarketsSaint’s alive
St Modwen is defying the downturn with a range of projects across the West Midlands
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MarketsZero-carbon hero
Quintain’s Adrian Wyatt will this month unveil his final plans for a new ‘green’ Gateway
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MarketsKite’s cure for Kent
Dartford may be losing a lifelong employer, but a host of new projects is keeping council leader Jeremy Kite positive
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MarketsBarking Riverside plans forge ahead despite downturn
Summer decision expected on first phase of 1,500 homes
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NewsHow to get ahead in advertising
Shopping centre owners are increasingly turning to ‘commercialisation’ as a means of attracting revenue
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OnlinePlan to reduce buses on Oxford Street submitted
The New West End Company has submitted a discussion paper today to the London Assembly’s Transport Committee outlining plans to reduce the number of buses on Oxford Street by 33%.
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NewsThe last oasis
Saudi Arabia is one of the few places where cross-border investors and developers could still make serious money
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NewsBreak point for the Gulf states
In January, Roger Federer became the latest sportsman to descend on Abu Dhabi, when he took part in the inaugural Capitala World Tennis Championship
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NewsAbu Dhabi's long game
Plentiful oil reserves have given the emirate time to plan ahead and avoid the mistakes of its neighbour, Dubai
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InsightSugar and spice
Sir Alan Sugar had some choice words when he was interviewed in London’s West End by PropertyWeek.com TV last week
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MarketsThe market in minutes - West End
Sean McAllister gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
