UK Cities: many markets of the union
The single entity that is the United Kingdom brings together a diverse range of business cultures under one flag.
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Interview: George Downing – Downing’s streets
Starting with a share in a snooker club, then building a business that has encompassed student digs and a Liverpool landmark, George Downing now oversees a £1bn development pipeline that is branching out of its north-west heartland and heading for the capital. Portrait by Louise Haywood-Schiefer
Inverness’s business incubator
The Inverness Campus, one of Scotland’s most ambitious economic developments, is today bearing fruit after years of nurturing
Scotland Around the market
Agents pick the most significant deals (for the six months to end of October) 29 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh Type of deal Office freehold sale Vendor Edinburgh Airport Purchaser Westerwood Size 6,413 sq ft Price £1.265m Chosen by Peter Fraser, associate director, GVA James Barr The sale of 29 Drumsheugh Gardens, which is likely to revert […]
Briefing: Mega sheds fall out of favour
Slowing demand, just in time deliveries and smaller operators are taking their toll on mega sheds
EG Retail: Hotels of the future
Hotels are using technology to tailor their clients’ stay
Editor’s comment – 30 May
You wouldn’t ordinarily think that too much money is a bad thing but, let’s face it, we don’t always make the best decisions when our purses spilleth over
London Investor Guide: Track record
Answers to some of the key questions on the unique issues when it comes to acquiring or developing land around railway lines and train stations
Scotland’s offices in double trouble
Glasgow and Edinburgh’s office markets don’t normally speak with one voice, but in a rare moment of unity, the message from both cities is the same: available grade-A stock is disappearing. Fast.
EG Life: Imagine the Imaginarium
Real estate must enter a world of imagination to allow humans to be human
