Another Boring Work Blog

A rolling list of work on the desk of David Thame, freelance writer on commercial property, retail, regeneration and regional economics. The hope is that PR people find it useful.

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Tuesday, 10 May 2011

Estates Gazette, Merseyside


The big names running Merseyside these days. Comment/contact by 23 May 2011 please.
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Estates Gazette, Industrial Focus 18 June 2011


Occupiers have been landbanking - buying up cheap industrial properties just in case.
But now with stock drying up, and prices on the rise, this widow of opportunity is fast closing. So, what will happen? Will existing stock come back on to the market?
Comment/contacts by 23 May 2011, please.
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South West Business Insider, Relocation & Leases. June 2011

The ups and downs, gains and losses, of relocating your business: where to go, how much to pay, what lease to sign. Comment/contact by 16th May 2011, please.
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EstatesGazette, Devon Somerset & Cornwall, June 2011


How the various bits of this large region fit together - for the purposes of property, regeneration, LEP, etc. Cornish developers in Devon, Devonian occupiers in Cornwall, etc. etc.
Comment/contact by 18th May 2011, please.
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Manchester Evening News, Offices feature 26 May 2011

In-town versus out-of-town offices in Greater Manchester - the costs and benefits of each, what is available, what is being refurbished and what (handful) of projects are getting built.
Comment/contacts from landlords, occupiers, agents, investors, all welcome. By Monday 16th May, please.
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