Yorkshire & Humber
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Redrow sells Sheffield retail investment for £3.5m
Universities Superannuation Scheme has bought the freehold on Redrow Commercial’s St Mary’s Gate in Sheffield city centre for more than £3.5m, reflecting a yield of around 8%.
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Humber now ranks as UK’s busiest trading estuary
A double page feature on Humberside and the surrounding region highlights the fact that the Humber has quietly become the UK’s busiest trading estuary.
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T K Maxx takes unit at Princes Quay, Hull
T K Maxx, the discount fashion retailer, has taken a 2,044 sq m (22,000 sq ft) store in Land Securities’ Princes Quay shopping centre, Hull.
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Foss wins consent for offices in York
Foss Development Corporation has received detailed planning consent for 5,579sq m (60,000sq ft) of offices on Piccadilly, York. The scheme – to be known as Meridian Court – will comprise…
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PRICOA funds Leeds industrial scheme
PRICOA Investment Management has funded the development of the Tristram Centre, a 3,440 sq m (37,000 sq ft) industrial scheme in Brown Lane West, off Gelderd Road, Leeds.
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Council selects Trinity for £15m scheme in Halifax
Trinity Investments has been appointed by Calderdale Council from a six-strong short list to develop a £15m two-storey retail and leisure centre at Broad Street on the edge of Halifax…
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New uses proposed for two RAF airbases
As the RAF cuts back its presence on the East Coast, development plans are emerging which could see the regeneration of two redundant air bases in Suffolk and Yorkshire.
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Asbestos judgement reserved
The Court of Appeal reserved judgement yesterday on the disputed award to two cancer victims who as children played in dusty streets near a T & N owned asbestos plant…
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New port on the Humber
Simon Engineering is planning to develop a new deep water port at the Killingholme site on the Humber. Financial Times 26/03/96 page 26.
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Tarmac and Sheffield council in £25m city centre regeneration plan
Tarmac Construction and Sheffield Council have unveiled plans to regenerate the Castlegate area of the city. The scheme, projected to cost £25m, involves redeveloping Sheffield’s Sheaf market and Castle market.