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Language: English Series: Property Week ; 77(12) 25 March 2011, 41-52(5)Publication details: Subject(s): Summary: Cambridge station area is centre of office redevelopment as high demand and tight supply fuels Cambridge's first business district. Plans to expand Great Yarmouth's Miller's Market Gates shopping centre by 20 500 sq ft. Norfolk Primary Care Trust halves selling price of St Andrew's House, a former psychiatric hospital, outside Norwich. Shearer Property Group's Mint Quarter shopping centre development in Ipswich has been disregarded by Borough Council. Retailers in Norwich's Chapelfield shopping centre are challenging rent increases. Cambridge college landlords seek specialist retail tenants after New Economic Foundation's 2010 report gave Cambridge clone town label.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Cambridge station area is centre of office redevelopment as high demand and tight supply fuels Cambridge's first business district. Plans to expand Great Yarmouth's Miller's Market Gates shopping centre by 20 500 sq ft. Norfolk Primary Care Trust halves selling price of St Andrew's House, a former psychiatric hospital, outside Norwich. Shearer Property Group's Mint Quarter shopping centre development in Ipswich has been disregarded by Borough Council. Retailers in Norwich's Chapelfield shopping centre are challenging rent increases. Cambridge college landlords seek specialist retail tenants after New Economic Foundation's 2010 report gave Cambridge clone town label.