Markets trade counters and self-storage
Language: English Series: Property Week ; 77(3) 21 January 2011, 53-62(4)Publication details: 2011Subject(s): Summary: Travis Perkins now dominates the UK trade counter market with 1814 branches after its take-over of rival BSS. Opus Land is to develop its first trade counter at Erdington on the outskirts of Birmingham and joint venture Ambit/Aegon joint venture has almost completed its first trade development in Basingstoke. The 35 000 sq ft expansion of CBRE Investors' Minworth Trade Park in Birmingham is due to be ready in February. Big Yellow self-storage will only open five more units over the next two years and US company Shurgard initiates challenge to Big Yellow and Safestore in the UK self-storage market. Caisson Investment Management seeks £50-100m of equity for its self-storage fund.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Travis Perkins now dominates the UK trade counter market with 1814 branches after its take-over of rival BSS. Opus Land is to develop its first trade counter at Erdington on the outskirts of Birmingham and joint venture Ambit/Aegon joint venture has almost completed its first trade development in Basingstoke. The 35 000 sq ft expansion of CBRE Investors' Minworth Trade Park in Birmingham is due to be ready in February. Big Yellow self-storage will only open five more units over the next two years and US company Shurgard initiates challenge to Big Yellow and Safestore in the UK self-storage market. Caisson Investment Management seeks £50-100m of equity for its self-storage fund.