Stacey Meadwell

  • Agents ring the bell for speculative development

    South Rings key facts. ● 37-acre, mixed-use development with outline planning permission. ● English Partnerships and AMEC were joint venture partners until August last year.

  • The shape of things to come

    Shed of the future The introduction of environmentally-friendly planning legislation will ensure that corporate social responsibility is at the centre of shed design and construction.

  • Skilled workers draw results

    Investment magnet An educated workforce and the promise of a high quality of life have combined to make Wales one of the most popular UK regions for overseas companies.

  • Businesses take the environment seriously

    Quality of life Natural beauty, attractive towns and a productive workforce are the region’s leading attractions, reports Stacey Meadwell. Renowned for its natural beauty and picturesque cities, it is understandable…

  • Retail drives homes

    Strategy CSC has completed phase I of the Renfrew Riverside project by focusing on retail facilities rather than residential. By Stacey Meadwell.

  • Iconic landmark of urban regeneration

    Development magnet? The controversial parliament building is finally open. Stacey Meadwell looks at the implications for regeneration and property. They got there in the end.

  • It’s all about the kids

    Child’s play A new money-spinner has hit the market – catering for children. Stacey Meadwell reports.               . Case study: Blue Kangaroo Games and a glass of wine.

  • A slower recovery

    Caution is the byword Agents are disappointed that the market recovery forecast at the beginning of the year has yet to fully emerge.

  • City fathers get a wake-up call

    Broader options Standard Life’s decision to consolidate its operations has led agents to ask If the city’s office market has become too dependant on the finance sector.

  • Three-sided battle for the shoppers

    City-style offer The retail balance of power in the city centre is in flux as Grosvenor, Agora and L&G prepare to satisfy demand with new strategies for their schemes.

  • Treading water

    Troubled times Can gym operators overcome a weakening economy and tough market conditions to regain their vitality in 2004? By Stacey Meadwell.

  • Developers scuppered by planning

    Planning Many developers hoping to build schemes in the region have seen their ideas thwarted by planning decisions. Stacey Meadwell reports.