Another Boring Work Blog

A rolling list of work on the desk of David Thame, freelance writer on commercial property, retail, regeneration and regional economics. The hope is that PR people find it useful.

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Friday, 26 February 2010

SWBI: Industrial property

Feature for South West Business Insider, April 2010 issue.
What warehouses and factories are being built, let, sold or planned in the South West.
Comment/contacts by 8th March latest, please.
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SWBI: Eco Buildings

Feature for South West Business Insider, April 2010 issue.
Eco offices - green bling for show-off companies, or a real contribution to the environment? The costs and benefits of occupying them. What is being built, planned and occupied in the South West.
Comment/contacts by 8th March latest, please.
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Tuesday, 16 February 2010

Estates Gazette: Manchester feature, 6 March

The commercial property investment scene in the city - particularly, where is the money coming from, and where are the agents doing the work.... are they in Manchester?
Comments/contacts asap please, and certainly no later than 22 February.
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Estates Gazette: South Wales

For the forthcoming South Wales feature: thoughts on media occupiers in Cardiff, the growing BBC presence, what lessons can be learned from Manchester's experience (especially with the BBC).
Comments/contacts by 22 February, please.
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EG Rating

Two features for the rating special report appearing in Estates Gazette on 27 March
Comment/contacts by 26 February, please.
1. Temporary occupations. How to lesson the impact of increased business rates bills
2. Business rates in Scotland. How the SNP government is dealing with a potential shortfall in revenue. How will landlords be damaged?
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