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Firms take refurbished units on Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate

PROPERTY agencies Knight Frank and DTZ have let four units on UK Land Estates' Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate in North Tyneside.Read

Johnson Tucker LLP expands service portfolio

NEWCASTLE property consultancy Johnson Tucker LLP has expanded its service offer with the appointment of Douglas Cranston MSc MRICS as associate partner in investment agency.Read

Whittle Jones North East moves into Silverlink offices

CHARTERED surveyors Whittle Jones North East has moved from Newcastle city centre to more modern offices at Silverlink Business Park.Read

Focus on: The future of the North East leisure industry

TYNESIDE'S booming tourism and conference scene is seeing demand continue for hotel development in Newcastle and Gateshead. Property experts take a look at the future for the leisure industry in the area.Read

Ward Hadaway helps seal landmark deal in Leeds

NEWCASTLE law firm Ward Hadaway has advised on one of the North’s most significant property deals this year.Read

BP takes new step in its recovery

OIL giant BP has signaled a new step in its recovery by hiking payout for shareholders for the first time since the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.Read

Why the LEP is the only game in town

FIRST, let us stop 'bashing' the North Eastern Local Enterprise Partnership (NELEP). Whatever our political persuasion, they are THE main game in town and a vehicle by which economic growth and job creation will happen.Read

North-east commercial property investment transactions see big fall

THE total value of commercial property investment transactions across the North-east has fallen.Read

Focusing on positives of living in North East

LAST week I dealt with the first part of the RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) North East Summit, held to debate those factors that are affecting the property and construction sectors and also acting to hold back economic growth and the creation of jobs.Read

Advanced Industrial Solutions takes industrial space in North Tyneside

ADVANCED Industrial Solutions has taken 14,000sqft of industrial space at Gladedale Capital's Saturn Court in North Tyneside, leaving only one unit remaining at the site.Read

Newcastle building let to Avanta Enterprises

A NEWCASTLE city centre building has been let to a national training company for £16 per sq ft.Read

Downing Plaza scheme rated excellent

THE first phase of Newcastle's biggest regeneration scheme, Downing Plaza, has been awarded an "excellent" BREEAM rating for its green credentials.Read

The Office Company breathes new life into empty office spaces

LANDLORDS of office space are being offered help to bring empty buildings back from the brink.Read

The Longship pub in Hebburn set to close for makeover

A LANDMARK pub, the Longship, will call last orders next month as it undergoes a £200,000 makeover.Read

Report outlines changes to policy to give developers more clarity

THE Government's proposed blueprint for the future of planning guidance across the country is nearing completion, with some important consequences for developers and occupiers alike.Read

First large industrial unit in four years is approved for Team Valley

THE region's largest commercial property landlord UK Land Estates has been given the go-ahead to build 200,000sq ft of much-needed new industrial space - with work expected to start within the next few months.Read

New face joins Knight Frank team in Newcastle

A SENIOR executive has been appointed to the Newcastle office of commercial property agency Knight Frank.Read

Michael Shuker comes back to Watson Burton

LAW firm Watson Burton has welcomed specialist Michael Shuker back to the real estate group after his departure from the firm in July 2011.Read

Final phase of units completed at Admiral Point

THE last industrial units at Jomast's Admiral Point development in County Durham have been completed, marking the end of a multi million pound construction programme on the site.Read

Bleak times for 2012

THE issue of forecasting how bank borrowing will impact on the commercial property sector continues to be difficult with just the one certainty that the problems that beset us at the end of 2011 are very likely to continue throughout this new year. says Gavin Black.Read