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 PUBLISHED 24 APRIL 2010  

All features cover the North East including Newcastle, Gateshead, Sunderland and Middlesbrough

 
The Market: Statistical round up covering offices, retail and industrial.

Send up to date data to stacey.meadwell@estatesgazette.com or nadia.elghamry@estatesgazette.com

 

Retail: Analysis of project in the pipeline and current market performance

David Thame, freelance writer, 01544 262 896, dthame@clara.co.uk

 

Offices: Analysis of key issues and future trends

Daniel Cunningham, senior writer, 020 7911 1822, daniel.cunningham@estatesgazette.com

 

Leisure: Analysis of key issues and trends

David Quinn, freelance writer, 07841 115 601, david@wordsdept.co.uk

 

Regeneration: Paul Morrell has called for a cull of old 70s architecture in city centres with Newcastle highlighted as one of the worst. Which buildings do agents think should be pulled down and which will leave sites ripe for regeneration?

Daniel Cunningham, senior writer, 020 7911 1822, daniel.cunningham@estatesgazette.com

 Please contact writers by 30th March 2010

Overview
Analysis of local market, covering Carlisle, Preston, Blackburn, Burnley, Lancaster and Blackpool
Melanie Smith, editorial assistant - 020 7911 1916, melanie.smith@estatesgazette.com

Blackpool
A look at key projects
Daniel Cunningham, senior writer, 020 7911 1822, daniel.cunningham@estatesgazette.com

Lancaster
What's in store for the city's development?
David Thame, freelance writer, 01544 262 896, dthame@clara.co.uk

Public sector
Analysis of the sector and its effect on the local market
Karen Day, freelance writer, 07971 671 369, karen.day@dsl.pipex.com

Development was the hot topic among Bristol, Swindon and Bath's property fraternity at our annual reception in Bristol on Friday. Developers were out in force among the 60 or so guests and keen to talk about starting on projects in the area.

HDG Mansur's Chris Read was as bullish as ever about its Finzels Reach scheme in Bristol and has promised a site tour so I can see the work that is going on (keep an eye on this blog for a full report). And Muse was equally bullish about its Union Square project in Swindon although wouldn't be tied down on an actual start date.

EG's editor Damian Wild announced the winners of the EGi Deal's Database competition: Alder King and King Sturge and after all that excitement is was time for a bite to eat and a catch up on the rest of the market gossip.

A selection of pictures from the event are below, more will be added as they become available and the synopsis for the Bristol, Swindon and Bath Focus is available here

Bristol offices
Analysis of market strength and prospects for 2010
Stacey Meadwell, Focus editor - 020 7911 1819, stacey.meadwell@estatesgazette.com

Industrial
Analysis of market strength for 2010
Melanie Smith, editorial assistant - 020 7911 1916, melanie.smith@estatesgazette.com

The market (includes Swindon & Bath)
Analysis of the market strength in the office and retail sectors
Elaine Cavanagh, freelance writer - 01225 444 875, elaine@jackcav.freeserve.co.uk

People & Companies
A look at the agency landscape and developer strategies as the economy starts pulling out of recession
Daniel Cunningham, senior writer, 020 7911 1822, daniel.cunningham@estatesgazette.com
 

Overview
Analysis of local market.
Geoff Hadwick, freelance writer, 07885 796689, geoff.hadwick@googlemail.com

** Please note Geoff is away on holiday until Monday 15th March please email your ideas through to the address above until that point**

Regeneration
Analysis of key projects
David Quinn, freelance writer, 07841 115 601, david@wordsdept.co.uk

Midtown offices
Analysis of the market's performance and prospects
Contact: Simon Jack, freelance writer, 01225 444 780, simon@sdjack.freeserve.co.uk

Midtown people & companies
A look at how the agency landscape is shaping up as the market takes tentative steps towards recovery.
Contact: Daniel Cunningham, senior writer, 020 7911 1822, daniel.cunningham@estatesgazette.com

Midtown retail & leisure
Analysis of the market's performance and prospects
Contact: Mark Faithfull, freelance writer, 0560 286 0859 mark.faithfull@btinternet.com


 

After inflicting sticky floors and less than glamourous surroundings on our guests last year (the person who recommended the venue confessed to having been a little bit tipsy when they'd visited) it was time for something a bit, well, nicer for this year's annual Manchester reception.
 
And our choice of The Modern at Urbis, with it's panoramic views of the city, seemed to go down well with the city's property industry who turned out in force, despite the snow.

There was plenty to talk about, some of which may even make it into the Manchester features. The rest? Well I couldn't possibly say except that it involved a life guard and a moustache.

Here are a few pictures, we'll add the rest as they become available. You can also click here for the Manchester and North West industrial synopses.

Overview
An examination of the region's market
Melanie Smith, editorial assistant, 020 7911 1916, melanie.smith@estatesgazette.com

ESTATES GAZETTE SOUTH WALES FOCUS

 MARCH 20, 2010 ISSUE

Overview

A look at offices, retail and industrial across all of South Wales

Simon Jack, freelance writer, 01225 444 780, simon@sdjack.freeserve.co.uk

 

Public sector

Analysis of the sector and its effect on the local market.

Karen Day, freelance writer, 07971 671 369, karen.day@dsl.pipex.com

 

Cardiff offices

What's in store for the Welsh capital's market?

Geoff Hadwick, freelance writer, 07885 796689, geoff.hadwick@googlemail.com

 

Deadline for receipt of editorial information is 23rd February

Offices 
Analysis of the market's prospects.
Contact: Lauren Parr, senior reporter, Lauren Parr, senior reporter Europroperty, 07770 646 363, laursieloo@hotmail.com

People & Companies
As the economy moves out of recession what sort of shape is the agency landscape in?
Contact: Simon Jack, freelance writer, 01225 444 780, simon@sdjack.freeserve.co.uk

Industrial
Analysis of the market's prospects.
Contact: Simon Jack, freelance writer, 01225 444 780, simon@sdjack.freeserve.co.uk