Alexander Peace | 16/11/2010 | 16:30
Barker-Mill Estates has won outline planning permission for 350 homes to the north of Southampton after a protracted battle with local authorities and residents.
Paul Norman | 02/11/2010 | 10:31
Grosvenor, the Arts Council England and Southampton council have signed development agreements for a new arts complex at the heart of Southampton’s Cultural Quarter.
Nick Whitten | 22/10/2010 | 11:33
Online retail giant Amazon is in talks for a bespoke 1m sq ft mega-shed in central England.
Jackie Sadek | 30/10/2010 | 00:00
Jackie Sadek gives her view on want went wrong with plans to bring thousands of new homes to the Thames Gateway
Money matters With the last of the major mall schemes planned before the recession emerging from the pipeline, development may not have shrunk to a trickle, but financial factors are affecting how it’s done. Annabel Dixon reports
Paul Norman | 14/10/2010 | 14:57
Office take-up n the Western Corridor rallied in the third quarter with over 980,000 sq ft let, up 125% on the second quarter and the highest quarterly total since Q1 2008.
Fund facts Germany is drawing major investment despite unimpressive growth figures, while the UK is again attracting US attention. But for the decade ahead, the best retail prospects are in Eastern and Central Europe, writes David Quinn
Lucy Barnard | 30/10/2010 | 00:00
There were plenty of losers in last week’s spending review, but some winners, too.
Lucy Barnard assesses what is left of a plan to bring thousands of new homes to the Thames Gateway after central funding was cut
Samantha McClary | 15/10/2010 | 11:45
Record producer-turned-football club chairman Pete Winkelman has secured £55m of funding to bring forward a retail park development around Milton Keynes’ football stadium.
Mastering the past Britain’s historic towns can provide an attractive setting for retail developments, but meeting planners’ demands is often tricky. David Thame thinks a little more compromise on both sides could keep everyone happy