Nadia Elghamry
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The sky’s the limit
Golden era Bahrain could steal Dubai’s crown, attracting investors from all over the world – and current construction is building the foundations for this.
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A dual for the crown
Top dog The Paradise project faces competition following the purchase of a second scheme that will beef up Land Securities’ offer.
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Climb to the market top
Market whispers With properties in Yorkshire being recycled rapidly,Nadia Elghamry asks: Has the long-anticipated sell-off begun to appear?. B&Q’s Redhouse Interchange in Doncaster is a hot potato.
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Yorks offices – Leeds
Leed’s office market is in an awkward spot. According to King Sturge, just 150,000 sq ft of prime office space is available – a problem in a market where the…
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Desperate for space
Gap in pipeline Occupiers opt for refurbished space to stay in the city centre but this market has an uncertain future.
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Testing times for research facilities
Chips replace cranes A science park could be a boost for Belfast. But will this be at the expense of the city centre? Nadia Elghamry reports.
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Hesitant hopes
Non starters There’s demand for prime space, lots of schemes have planning permission – but developers are very cautious. Nadia Elghamry finds out why.
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The mobile revolution
Office design Technology is driving a sea-change in how office staff view their workplaces, and wireless is the way of the future, says Nadia Elghamry.
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Hants, S Wilts, Dorset – Ivestment
Like a mad frenzy of Saturday shoppers at the sales, investors across Hampshire, Dorset and South Wiltshire have been grabbing at stock with all the ferocity of opening day at…
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Agents drink to the SIPP investor frenzy
Stock grab Private investors are turning to commercial property in orderto fill up their SIPPs before “A day” in April 2006.
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Shrape plans not shipshaped
Thumbs down A key aspect of the regeneration of East Cowes – the relocation of the ferry port – has been rejected by residents.
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More victories won
Win some, lose some Portsmouth has victoriously revamped its retail offer, but it has to fight harder to attract office occupiers.