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100			_aBarrett, C.
245			_aSheds supplement
260			_c2004
490			_aProperty Week _v 24 September 2004 (100) (LOAN)
520			_a"Where it all started..." sets out the history of the young developers who started Kingspark, a company which still has a big influence over the distribution market. "Metal fatigue" reports how shed developers are having to reassess their construction methods due to rising steel costs. "Brixton's estate" reports on Brixton's plans to transform its most recent purchase, Trafford Park into its northern HQ. "Super size me" highlights how developers are having to be inventive to keep up with occupiers' demands for bigger distribution space in untested locations. "Rental health" assesses the findings of research from Colliers CRE which shows that northern England is the UK's hottest location for big sheds. "An open market" reports how the predicted boom in self-storage has yet to materialise, but newcomers to the UK market feel the time has come. "Factory fallout" reports how regional development agencies continue to support manufacturing, despite the closure of grant-funded schemes. Developers argue that distribution creates just as many jobs.
590			_aABS
590			_aABS
650			_aBIG SHEDS
650			_aDISTRIBUTION MARKET
650			_aINDUSTRIAL MARKET
650			_aNORTHERN ENGLAND
650			_aDEVELOPERS
650			_aASSET MANAGEMENT
650			_aSTEEL
650			_aSELF-STORAGE
690			_aCOMMERCIAL PROPERTY-MARKET
700			_aWatson, S.
700			_aMackenzie, P.
700			_aWhitmore, J.
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