Waiting for the bang

Article Abstract:

The Gunwharf Quays development in Portsmouth, England, may not have a significant impact on the local community. Long-term unemployment may be rising in Portsmouth, and there are still high-profile vacant buildings. There is a need for long-term investment in infrastructure and education.

Buildings and facilities, Portsmouth, England

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Call collect

Article Abstract:

Some local agents suggest the local authorities, in Hull, England, should use the 263 million pounds sterling they received, following the flotation of the council owned Kingston Communications, to encourage new businesses into the area.

Public Administration, Local Government, Analysis, Finance, Real estate development, Humberside, England, Hull, England

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Hi-tech won't sit still, neither will agents

Article Abstract:

Trends in usage of the internet by real estate companies are examined in detail. Hand-held computers may become increasingly popular in the real estate industry.

Electronic computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, On-Line Information Services, Computers & Auxiliary Equip, Videotex & Teletext, Telegraph & other communications, Computer industry, Internet, Internet services

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