Productivity shift

Article Abstract:

Research looking into manufacturing in London, England, by the London Planning Advisory Committee found some of the empty industrial buildings were being left unused or the buildings were contaminated or in the wrong area. The planning authorities could help the British manufacturing industry by recognizing employers need to be on sites with good accessibility and transportation links, which are suitable for 24 hour working and where their businesses can expand. Some 2.5 billion pounds sterling each year could be lost to industry if the planning authorities limit expansion.

All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Manufacturing industries, not elsewhere classified, Manufacturing Industries NEC, Analysis, City planning, Urban planning, Land use

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Manufacturing sparks better performance

Article Abstract:

Research in the UK covering the period from 1980 to 1995 indicates the regions of highest average growth to be Wales, the North, Humberside and Yorkshire, and of lowest average growth to be the South East, South West and East Anglia. An analysis of the results of this research in part shows that trends in manufacturing can affect the difference between regional rental growth. Grant provision in assisted areas aids a reduction in the rent market, thereby increasing the appeal of these areas for industry.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Industrial Bldgs & Warehouses, Grants to Business, Research, Economic aspects, Contracts, Regional economics, Industrial buildings, Rents (Property), Subsidies, Business assistance

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Manufacturing - a special case?

Article Abstract:

Manufacturing industries are very important to the future of the U.K. industrial property market and have great significance for the economy in general. Around 9 million people are in some way employed by the manufacturing sector and over 50% of consumer spending is on made goods. In the property market, the industrial sector accounts for 30% of total floorspace, estimated at 138 million sq mt. The changes in demand for industrial property are analysed in further detail.

Industrial Buildings, Supply and demand, Buildings and facilities, Industrial property, Industrial property rights

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