As the UK’s second city and the largest economy in the UK outside London, Birmingham has long been an appealing location for businesses searching for prime office space and investors looking to add value. ... Read More
Today, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her 86th birthday.... Read More
Stockport was dubbed as having the highest commercial property vacancy rate in large UK towns, with 30 per cent of all properties unoccupied. But the city has offset this trend by having the most new start-up businesses than anywhere else in England.... Read More
Every Saturday, thousands of women head to retail commercial properties in search of new clothes. They spend hours trawling through lines of garments, trying to find their size, only to be greeted by a long queue at the changing rooms. But isn’t there an... Read More
Shopaholics – Taking it to the Next Level! For some, it can feel that a Saturday traipsing around a shopping centre lasts a lifetime, while others would happily move in permanently. Well, for those who fall into the latter group – good news!... Read More
Manchester Airports Group (MAG), which owns Manchester, Bournemouth, East Midlands and Humberside Airports is looking to expand its portfolio of commercial properties and takeover another UK airport.... Read More
New research published by the Manchester Office Agent’s Forum revealed its city centre commercial office market struggled for take-up throughout 2011, dropping below the 10 year average.... Read More
Chancellor George Osborne today unveiled plans by the Manchester Airports Group for the Airport City scheme which will provide a huge number of commercial property opportunities.... Read More
New Years Eve is once more upon us, and many of you will be planning on going out for drinks with friends or to a party, and maybe some of you will be hosting parties yourselves.... Read More
The turning on of Christmas lights displays is often a highlight of the season for towns and cities across Britain, especially for local commercial properties.... Read More
