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Language: English Series: Property Week ; 75(43) 23 October 2009, 43-52(6)Publication details: 2009Subject(s): Summary: Nottingham City Council?s purchase of the former Capital One headquarters next to the city?s railway station will be the biggest East Midlands? office market transaction in seven years. Westfield?s proposed £700m Broadmarsh Centre retail redevelopment faces further long-term delay. North Northamptonshire?s housing development market has been provisionally allocated £60m from the Homes and Communities Agency?s Kickstart programme, the largest amount given to any UK area. Industrial letting activity is returning to the region, spurred on by favourable terms. Map. Table.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Nottingham City Council?s purchase of the former Capital One headquarters next to the city?s railway station will be the biggest East Midlands? office market transaction in seven years. Westfield?s proposed £700m Broadmarsh Centre retail redevelopment faces further long-term delay. North Northamptonshire?s housing development market has been provisionally allocated £60m from the Homes and Communities Agency?s Kickstart programme, the largest amount given to any UK area. Industrial letting activity is returning to the region, spurred on by favourable terms. Map. Table.