All articles by Steve Brauner – Page 2
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Markets
Return to centre?
Bolton town centre is feeling the pinch, as out-of-town developments encroach on trade. We report on the 'doughnut effect' and the traders who are trying to reverse it
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Markets
The vision thing
The pilot urban regeneration company Liverpool Vision had a less than auspicious beginning, with the cancellation of its Pier Head tower scheme. But the new chief executive Jim Gill is upbeat about the future
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Markets
Turning on the water works
United Utilities has set up a new property subsidiary, but its profitable relationship with developer Arrowcroft is set to continue.
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Markets
Home truths
While other big developers focus on globalisation, Peel Holdings remains committed to the north-west of England. We ask deputy chairman Robert Hough why the firm has made such a success out of sticking to its home ground
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Markets
Feeling listless
Northwest Regional Development Agency has drawn up a list of 11 strategic sites. Many local agents and developers are dubious about why some sites have made it, while others failed.
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Insight
Is footy fit for a Kings Dock?
Liverpool Vision issued a brief earlier this year inviting proposals for the redevelopment of Kings Dock. The loudest bid has come from Everton Football Club, which is desperate to escape Goodison Park's planning restrictions and reinstate football in a regal setting.
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Markets
Take me to the river Irwell
Spinningfields will be a modern city centre development, unlike anything Mancunians have experienced before. With cafés, boulevards and a river frontage it will have that European feel to lure the big fish.
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Markets
Game on for the east side
From a featureless wasteland to a no-frills business area characterised by good new transport links, east Manchester is set for regeneration. But will the Commonwealth Games raise the area's profile?
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Markets
Flat broke
Despite having his fingers burnt at the the luxury end of Manchester's residential property market, Colin Shenton is planning new projects. He talks to Steve Brauner about Shenton Court, bankruptcy and bouncing back
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The company of Wolves
Warrington s council members may have undermined the rejuvenation of their town centre when it granted Tesco planning permission on an arguably out-of-town site. Steve Brauner reports on how groceries and rugby combined to make a formidable opponent to the town centre s comeback
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