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The demand for industrial property in the Edinburgh, Scotland, region is increasing rapidly but supply has not yet the attained the levels of the 1980s. Livingston has been developed into a centre for electronic companies with more investment planned for the future. Two reports found that around 30% of industrial companies were planning to expand their businesses or relocate. The East Lothian area has not experienced similar growth pattern as in the West Lothian district due to poor road connections. Over 1000 acres of new development land is likely to be available in the West by 1998.

Land Subdivision and Land Development, Subdividers & Developers, Subdividers and Developers, Industrial Bldgs & Warehouses, Scotland, Warehouses, Edinburgh, Scotland

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Site right

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Teesside, England, is a favourite location for call centre operations but there is a lack of suitable buildings in the vicinity. Rents at the Teesdale Business Park have reached 11 pounds sterling per sq ft. The popularity of Teesdale has left many old offices in the town centre vacant. The industrial market also suffers from an abundance of older style buildings. Enron have some 500 acres to sell for industrial development. British Steel have invested 2.7 million pounds on the construction of its Innovation Centre which will house offices and industrial units.

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, Office Buildings, Nonresidential construction, not elsewhere classified, Analysis, Supply and demand, Office construction, Teesside, England

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Roll out the barrel

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UK brewery organisation Belhaven Brewery Group will continue to expand until it is twice its current size in 2002. The group is particularly interested in developing sites at Aberdeen and Inverness in northern Scotland. It has a 3,809 square meter central warehouse distribution site in Dunbar, Scotland, and a 465 square meter distribution base in Dumfries, Scotland.

Beer & Other Malt Beverages, Breweries, Malt beverages, Brewing industry, Company Profile, Belhaven Brewery Group

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