UK: PLANNING CLEARANCE FOR PADDINGTON PROJECT

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Development Securities obtained planning clearance on 17 October 2000 for part of a massive redevelopment of Paddington in central London. The Paddington Goods Yard project will be the first stage of a 1.9mn square foot scheme in this part of the UK capital. The regeneration in total will entail 8mn square foot of residential, office and leisure space. Development Securities is scheduled to finish its project inside seven years, with work commencing on 23 October 2000.

United Kingdom, Strategy & planning, Recreational Buildings, Construction industry, Planning, Construction, Public works, London, England, Urban renewal, Recreational facilities, Development Securities

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Where space is the final frontier

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There is very fierce competition for property in Manhattan, New York, NY. Very large premiums are now being paid for commercial and residential buildings.

Commercial Buildings, Real estate industry, New York, Commercial construction, Manhattan, New York, New York

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Wildlife is the loser in war for LA's last piece of open land

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There is considerable controversy surrounding the Playa Vista development scheme in Los Angeles, CA. This project, which includes at least 8,600 homes, would take up the last significant piece of open land in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, California

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