Competition from supermarkets and the rise of eating out as a pastime have changed the pub trade dramatically. How are three traditional North West brewers responding to the challenge? Neil Tague paid a visit to the bar to find out.
Acting on behalf of CBRE Global Investors, CBRE’s Manchester investment team has sold Chester Trade Park to clients of IO Group for £2.45m, representing a net initial yield of 6.90%.
Property folk with an idea that could innovate the industry and support devolved government have until the end of September to enter a new competition being run by Lambert Smith Hampton.
Join Place North West, Hill Dickinson and Lambert Smith Hampton at a specialist retail breakfast event to discuss the changing role of shopping centres in the modern retail market.
In the run-up to the election David Cameron set out his plans for the first 100 days of a new Government. At that point few had predicted that the Conservatives would be entering office with a majority. So, how has the first 100 days impacted on the North West, asks Rebecca Eatwell.
Chester agent Legat Owen has acquired Nantwich-based Lamont Commercial to create a firm of 37 staff. Both firms’ founders, Peter Owen, and Neil Lamont, will step down and take on consultancy roles.
The results of the first Place North West Construction Leaders’ Survey, in association with Cowgill Holloway, show an industry full of confidence but worried about recruiting and retaining the right staff.
NewRiver Retail has exchanged contracts to acquire 13 retail parks and development site for £69m, representing a net initial yield of 8%, including assets in Kendal, Liverpool and Chester.
CBRE Manchester’s investment team has sold two prime retail units in Chester occupied by Vodafone and Primark for a combined sum of almost £8m.
