All articles by Stuart Watson – Page 18
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Markets
Jumbo sale
Heathrow, Gatwick and Scotland's biggest airports are owned by BAA. But they could soon end up in Spanish or Australian hands.
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Can money grow on Tees?
With no shortage of space or labour, Teesport wants a piece of the deep sea container market. But it is a long way from the favoured south-east destinations.
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Kent freight terminal scheme to go to public inquiry
ProLogis appeal against non-determination of landmark south-east scheme application
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On top of the world
Jeff Schwartz's path to becoming ProLogis's chief executive has coincided with the company's rise to become the world's largest logistics developer. Stuart Watson meets the sector's most powerful man. Being the most powerful figure in logistics property development does not help much when you are trying to negotiate Manhattan's adrenalin-charged ...
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The road to recovery
The Buncefield explosion has highlighted to shed occupiers the importance of disaster recovery strategies.
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High season
Brixton is working on the first two multistorey sheds in Europe with vehicular access to all floors. For the UK industrial market, the idea of a multistorey shed has always seemed outlandish. Mention them to an agent and the reaction has been: ‘OK for the Japanese, but it will ...
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A free country?
The rise in land prices has thrown doubt on whether the freehold market will continue to grow.
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Playing safe with specs
Two new warehouse sites are taking different approaches to securing tenants.
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Tied up in Notts
New research on the Nottingham office market by DTZ shows that take-up in the final quarter of 2005 was at its highest level since 2003, but that the amount of new office space available is dwindling. While the remaining floors at Chapel Quarter are due to complete soon, there is ...
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The market in minutes
Stuart Watson gives you the lowdown on all the sectors across the region
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Don't forget me, Notts
Eastside is the region's biggest office development, but finding tenants for the Nottingham scheme is proving to be a challenge.
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Spatial delivery
The government looks likely to merge two Northamptonshire bodies to deliver the area's communities plan more effectively.
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Developer ploughs on with tower in defiance of URC
Standford MD lambasts Leicester URC's plans for business quarter
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Victoria beckons
Capital Shopping Centres is responding to Westfield's Broadmarsh scheme with plans to expand its Victoria Centre.
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News
Bee Bee gets busy with 3.5m sq ft Northants sites
Developer prepares planning applications for schemes near Kettering and Wellingborough
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MarketsThe Camberley tales
A story that has been running for more than 15 years: Crest Nicholson wants to develop in the Surrey town.
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MarketsBrighton council rejects second tower
Following Beetham’s criticism, Brunswick’s plans for 40-storey tower quashed
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Online
Brighton council rejects plans for tower
Brighton and Hove councillors have thrown out a planning application for a £265m mixed-use development at Brighton Marina.
