The development of environmentally friendly new buildings is set to decline because of the credit crunch, according to property consultant Sanderson Weatherall.
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Developer Goodman is pushing forward with plans to resurrect the London International Freight Exchange, albeit in the guise of the Slough Intermodal Freight Exchange, following the successful application of ProLogis’ Howbury scheme a year ago.
Standard Life Investments, landlord of Suttons Business Park in Reading, is taking a fresh approach to the marketing of the remaining available units by offering a range of incentives, with the aim of fully letting the park in 2009.
Supermarket Morrisons has finally secured a South West ROC after several years’ search.
Standard Life’s £17.6 million industrial scheme, The Duke in Burton, has now reached completion.
Chemicals firm Croda, has taken a ten-year lease on an 83,500 sq ft new-build premises at Capitol Park, Thorne from owners PRUPIM.
Lambert Smith Hampton is to market Kenmore Property Group’s Access 34, Llantrisant Business Park in Llantrisant, South Wales.
Knight Frank has been appointed as letting agent at Shepherd Developments and Valad Property Group’s 163,000 sq ft Quattro warehouse at West Moor Park in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.
West Lothian Council has agreed to Tesco’s application for a combined heat and power biomass plant at its distribution centre in Livingston, Scotland.
A new 142,000 sq ft warehouse facility has just come on the market at Bromley-by-Bow in east London on the site of the former Iron Mountain warehouse which burnt down in 2007. It benefits from 12.5m eaves height, 12 docks and four ground doors, 50kn / sq
