Monthly Archives: September 2013



Good News for Landlords as Shop Closures Slow

Posted on 27 September, 2013 by MOVEHUT under Business News

The rate of shop closures in town centres has slowed, offering a glimmer of hope to retailers and landlords. According to research carried out by PwC and the Local Data Company, town centre shops closed at a rate of 18 a day in the first six months of... Read More

Developers offered Building Land in National Parks

Posted on by Kirsten Kennedy under Commercial Developments

In many cities and large towns across the UK, developers have become frustrated by the lack of available space for new projects. Green belt land is increasingly being encroached upon for out of town retail parks, housing developments and industrial estates,... Read More

Russian Commercial Property Market grows despite Economic Slowdown

Posted on by Jodee Redmond under Worldwide Property News

The Russian economy has been slowing down since the beginning of the year and is expected to continue to struggle over the next 12 months or so, according to a statement released by Capital Economics. The London-based research firm has said that it will be... Read More

Ceramics Festival puts Stoke in the Spotlight

Posted on 26 September, 2013 by Neil Bird under Top Properties

The third British Ceramics Biennial, which opens this weekend, is set to put Stoke-on-Trent in the spotlight at a time when the city is undergoing major regeneration. The festival features six weeks of exhibitions, at venues across the city, showcasing the... Read More

UK Commercial Property Returns Hit 29 Month High

Posted on by Jodee Redmond under Industry News

Monthly commercial property returns increased to 0.9 per cent in August, and reached their highest levels since March 2011, as positive signs in the economy continue to filter down to the market. According to the IPD UK Monthly Index, returns were... Read More

Paris Plans its own Silicon Valley

Posted on by MOVEHUT under Worldwide Property News

Plans have been unveiled in Paris for their version of our Tech City and California’s Silicon Valley.The ‘mega digital incubator’ - as it is rapidly becoming known as, will house around 1000 start-up businesses in a listed building known as Freyssinet... Read More

Confidence regarding access to Growth Funds Rises among British Firms

Posted on by Kirsten Kennedy under Business News

As a result of the financial crisis, British businesses have struggled to obtain the finances needed to grow from traditional high street banks. However, it appears that a combination of improved confidence in the banking sector and a plethora of alternative... Read More

What Now for Listed Preston Bus Station?

Posted on 25 September, 2013 by Neil Bird under Top Properties

Campaigners are celebrating this week after Preston bus station was among a clutch of post-war buildings granted Grade II protected listing status. The move, by culture minister Ed Vaizey, ends months of uncertainty surrounding the transport terminal that the... Read More

Arcadia to open 28 US Stores in 28 Days

Posted on by Kirsten Kennedy under Business News

British brands are becoming increasingly popular on the international platform, with luxury fashion houses such as Burberry and Mulberry enjoying particular success in emerging markets such as India and China. However, it is not only high-end fashion houses... Read More

eBay to Offer a Click and Collect Service Using Argos

Posted on by MOVEHUT under Business News

Many people spend their time browsing eBay for bargains. After all it’s so easy to find products you want, buy them using PayPal, and wait for them to be delivered to your door. But for so many of us, that is where the joy stops! More than likely you... Read More