Nottingham
A new office development is to be constructed next to the proposed new JJB destination store and fitness club, at Victoria Park in Nottingham.
Nottingham developer Bildurn Properties, is behind the £10m JJB project and is also proposing a self contained office development Imperial Terrace, adjacent to the superstore and fitness club. The entire scheme should be completed next spring.
The 800 sq m (8,600 sq ft) two storey scheme comprises a terrace of four self-contained units each of approx 200 sq m (2,150 sq ft). Occupiers will have the opportunity for larger space by combing adjoining units.
Imperial Terrace will be situated next to JJB’s brand new 3,300 sq m (35,520 sq ft) site on Victoria Retail Park.
Nattrass Giles are marketing agents for Imperial Terrace.
Doncaster
Derbyshire based developers Sladen Estates have begun construction of the latest phase of the redevelopment for the former WW2 parachute factory site of Wheatley Hall Road in Doncaster. The two unit warehouse and industrial scheme is a joint venture with GE Real Estate.
The 45 acre mixed use Quest Park Development site has already undergone substantial redevelopment by Sladen Estates. The addition of the industrial and warehouse units will create further flexibility for the scheme. The units, named P90 and P22, provide 90,016 and 22,443 sq ft of accommodation respectively and are scheduled for completion in December 2007.
Quest Park is being jointly marketed by Sheffield based agent M3 and

Doncaster based PPH Commercial.
Newark
Henry Davidson Developments, part of the Fuducia Group, has received planning permission to build a £2m 930 sq m (10,000 sq ft) neighbourhood retail centre on one acre in Balderton, Newark.
Half of the seven units, on a 1,200 home residential development, Fernwood Park, have been taken before work begins, with Tesco securing the 255 sq m (2,750 sq ft) anchor unit for a convenience store and Woks Wagon signing up for two outlets from which to run takeaway restaurants.
Work begins on the single storey scheme in August, with completion due in January 2008.
Hereford
The masterplan for Hereford’s £900m regeneration project, the biggest building job in the city since the cathedral, has been unveiled, starting a three month consultation period when the public can have its say on the merits of the plan to breathe new life into the economy of the county’s main shopping and business centre, and to bring sustainable new homes to the city.
The plan to redevelop a 100-acre area, including the old livestock market, has been pulled together by ESG Herefordshire Ltd, set up by Herefordshire Council and the regional development agency. Advantage West Midlands.
The detailed masterplan lays down the guidelines for the location and design principles for each of the sectors, the Retail Quarter on the 12.5 acre livestock market, a Civic Quarter and a 1,000 home Blackfriars Urban Village, together with a new link road through the development.