Retail planning and institutional property investment

Regional Studies

Volumn 40, Issue 5, 2006, Pages 555-561

  Jackson, Catherine ^a  

^a CITY UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

Property market performance; Regional investment; Retail planning

Indexed keywords

INVESTMENT; LOCAL PLANNING; PLANNING PROCESS; PROPERTY MARKET; REGIONAL ECONOMY; RETAILING;

EID: 33745903149     PISSN: 00343404     EISSN: 13600591     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/00343400600757734     Document Type: Article

References (37)

1. Adams, D. and Disberry, A. and Hutchison, N. and Munjoma, T. (2002) Retail location, competition and urban redevelopment Service Industries Journal, 22, pp. 135-148.
2. Begg, I. (2002a) 'Investability' the key to competitive regions and cities? Regional Studies, 36, pp. 187-193.
3. Begg, I. (2002b) Urban Competitiveness. Bristol: Policy.
4. Begg, I. and Moore, B. and Altunbas, Y. (2002) Long-run trends in the competitiveness of British cities. In Urban Competitiveness. (pp. 101-133). Bristol: Policy.
5. Blackman, T. (1997) Urban planning in the United Kingdom. In Geographies of Division in Urban Britain. (pp. 128-149). London: Routledge.
6. Bramley, G. and Lambert, C. (2002) Managing urban development: Land-use planning and city competitiveness. In Urban Competitiveness. (pp. 283-310). Bristol: Policy.
7. Brooks, C. and Tsolacos, S. (2000) Forecasting models of retail rents Environment and Planning A, 32, pp. 1825-1839.
8. Camerer Cuss, E. (2003) Shop rental growth assessments Journal of Retail and Leisure Property, 3, pp. 275-284.
9. CASA. (2000) Town Centre Vitality and Viability: A Review of the Health Check Methodology. London: National Retail Planning Forum.
10. CB Hillier, Parker. (2002) Shopping Centre Investment Activity: August 2002. London: CB Hillier Parker.
11. Department of Trade and Industry. (1998) Competitiveness UK. Our Partnership with Business. London: HMSO.
12. Dixon, T. and Marston, A. (2003) The Role of UK Retailing in Urban Regeneration. Reading: College of Estate Management.
13. Evans, A. (2003) Shouting very loudly: Economics, planning and politics Town Planning Review, 74, pp. 195-212.
14. Gibb, K. and Mackay, D. and White, M. (2002) The property sector and its role in shaping urban competitiveness: A selective review of literature and evidence. In Urban Competitiveness. (pp. 81-100). Bristol: Policy.
15. Guy, C. (1994) The Retail Development Process: Location, Property and Planning. London: Routledge.
16. Guy, C. (2002) Is retail planning policy effective? The case of very large store development in the UK Planning Theory and Practice, 3, pp. 319-330.
17. Guy, C. (1998) 'High street' retailing in off-centre retail parks Town Planning Review, 69, pp. 291-313.
18. Hallsworth, A. (1994) Decentralization of retailing in Britain: The breaking of the third wave Professional Geographer, 46, pp. 296-307.
19. Hansard. (1999a) Answer to Parliamentary Question in the House of Commons, 325, pp. 309-310.
20. Hansard. (1999b) Mr Caborn's Contribution to a Debate in the House of Commons on 11 March 1999, 327, pp. 603-606.
21. Hernandez, T. and Bennison, D. and Cornelius, S. (1998) The organisational context of retail locational planning GeoJournal, 45, pp. 299-308.
22. Howard, E. (1995) Retail planning policy in the UK. In Retail Planning Policies in Western Europe. (pp. 217-241). London: Routledge.
23. IPD. (2004) IPD UK Annual Index (Results for Calendar Year 2003). London: IPD.
24. Jackson, C. (2001) A model of spatial patterns across local retail property markets in Great Britain Urban Studies, 38, pp. 1445-1471.
25. Jackson, C. (2002) Classifying local retail property markets on the basis of rental growth rates Urban Studies, 39, pp. 1417-1438.
26. Lockwood, J. (2001) The Lockwood Survey 2000: Capturing Catering and Caring for Consumers. Huddersfield: Urban Management Initiatives.
27. Lockwood, J. (2003) The Lockwood Survey 2002: Keeping the Focus on Town Centre Competitiveness. Huddersfield: Urban Management Initiatives.
28. Mappin, G. and Allmendinger, A. (2001) Retail development. In Introduction to Planning Practice. (pp. 191-214). Chichester: Wiley.
29. McNamara, P. and Morrell, G. (1993) Local Area Analysis and Portfolio Construction. London: Society of Property Researchers. Technical Paper No. 2
30. Medway, D. and Warnaby, G. and Bennison, D. and Alexander, A. (2000) Reasons for retailers' involvement in town centre management International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, 28, pp. 368-378.
31. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. (2001) Government's Response to the Fourth Report from the House of Commons Select Committee on the Environment. London: ODPM.
32. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. (2003) Parliamentary Statement on Town Centre Planning Policies. ODPM, London.
33. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. (2004a) Draft Revised Circular on Planning Obligations, Consultation Document. London: ODPM.
34. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. (2004b) Policy Evaluation of the Effectiveness of PPG6. London: ODPM.
35. Office of the Deputy Prime Minister. (2004c) Consultation on Draft Planning Policy Statement 6: Planning for Town Centres. London: ODPM.
36. Thomas, C. and Bromley, R. (1993) The impact of out-of-centre retailing. In Retail Change: Contemporary Issues. (pp. 126-152). London: UCL Press.
37. Warnaby, G. and Alexander, A. and Medway, D. (1998) Town centre management in the UK: A review, synthesis and research agenda International Review of Retail, Distribution and Consumer Research, 8, pp. 15-31.