Dewhurst completes on Middlesex shed
Dewhurst today announced that it has exchanged contracts with Electricity Supply Nominees for a Middlesex industrial property.
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£120m Gravesend makeover rejected again
Gravesham borough council has rejected plans for the £120m redevelopment of the Heritage Quarter in Gravesend town centre.
Legal & General steps in as Europe tries again to clinch Fremin Walk Sale
Europa Capital is close to selling its Fremlin Walk shopping mall in Maidstone, Kent, for more than £95m – a circa 7% yield.
A rougher ride ahead
They planted a time capsule in Dartford during the summer.
Focus: No time to deliver
This summer, the coalition government’s public sector bloodbath ended the short life of Croydon Economic Development Company.
The only show in town
A trend towards highly incentivised transactions has helped to spark a healthy take-up of secondary industrial space in the South East, but a dearth of development means that there is little else available. Adrian Morrison reports
The good, the bad and the ugly
Tumbleweed may be blowing through large swathes of the region’s office and retail markets, but some gold-rush towns remain. Adrian Morrison reports.
Business groups call for Kent and Essex joint LEP
Business groups have called for a combined Kent and Greater Essex Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).
Cardiff says new Thames Valley developments unlikely
Investor and developer Cardiff Property says it is unlikely to proceed with any new development in the Thames Valley unless it can secure a pre-letting.
Knight Frank: M25 take-up predicted to rise 15% this year
Take-up in the M25 is forecast to hit 1.85m sq ft this year – a modest 15% rise on 2009’s historic low of 1.59m sq ft, according to Knight Frank.
