TITLE

South coast rivalry

AUTHOR(S)

Cunningham, Daniel

PUB. DATE

November 2005

SOURCE

Estates Gazette;11/19/2005, Issue 546, p124

SOURCE TYPE

Trade Publication

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

The article reports on the state of redevelopment projects in the cities of Portsmouth and Southampton in England as of November 2005. Portsmouth boosted its dockside redevelopment initiatives by constructing a landmark tower to its waterfront. In Southampton, land ownership issues contribute to its redevelopment woes. The decision of the Associated British Ports to stick to its core port business in the city affected plans to redevelop Southampton.

ACCESSION #

19081465

Tags: URBAN planning;  URBAN renewal

 

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