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Southampton, Portsmouth, and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) are the economic engines of the ‘Central South’, a region which is well-placed to realise its potential and deliver growth. With a population of nearly 950,000 people and around 495,000 jobs, the similar sized urban centres have often competed with each other, rather than complementing one another. Straddling both the South East and South West regions, the lack of a clearly defined geographical area has been a further blocker to the collective promotion of the region. In recent years, there has been a more concerted effort, by businesses and politicians alike, to promote the collective benefits of the region. Despite its clear benefits, the Central South has numerous physical, land and planning constraints and therefore currently underdelivers. So what are the key barriers to overcome to unlock growth?

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Southampton, Portsmouth, and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) are the economic engines of the ‘Central South’, a region which is well-placed to realise its potential and deliver growth. With a population of nearly 950,000 people and around 495,000 jobs, the similar sized urban centres have often competed with each other, rather than complementing one another. Straddling both the South East and South West regions, the lack of a clearly defined geographical area has been a further blocker to the collective promotion of the region. In recent years, there has been a more concerted effort, by businesses and politicians alike, to promote the collective benefits of the region. Despite its clear benefits, the Central South has numerous physical, land and planning constraints and therefore currently underdelivers. So what are the key barriers to overcome to unlock growth?

The Growing Appeal of The Hunter Region – Colliers The Hunter Region is Australia’s largest regional economy, boasting sophisticated infrastructure and international gateways, including an airport and deep-sea port according to Tim Woolf National Director | Industrial & Logistics Newcastle. The Hunter’s location on Australia’s eastern seaboard, skilled workforce and proximity to major markets, gives the region a competitive advantage. “We have identified through sale and leasing transactions a notable increase in interest from investors, and occupiers looking to expand beyond major cities like Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.” Mentioned Tim Woolf National Director | Industrial & Logistics Newcastle. We have seen a year on year increase of enquiry from non-local participants, of approximately 10% with also continued strong growth from local businesses. The rising demand for The Hunter Region is further driven by its affordability not only for businesses but importantly for their employees, compared to larger metropolitan cities. With a strong diversified economy, including industries like coal, manufacturing, health, education and defence The Hunter region offers businesses and investors stability and resilience. Read more by Tim Woolf, National Director | Industrial & Logistics Newcastle on The INDUSTRIALIST > https://lnkd.in/gKq8WFAh COMMO Gavin Bishop Taylor Bass Nick Evans Jessica Evans Paul McGlynn Sam Hammond Trent Gallagher David Brisk Matthew Flynn Michael Crombie Gordon Code Nick Saunders Daniel Coburn Trent Robertson Krystal Levido Luke Rutledge Nick Christensen Michael Chapman Ben King Ali-Jae Sweeney Maddie Adams Ethan Coates Mark Yazbeck Tim Woolf #newcastle #hunterregion #colliers #industrialland #industrialrealestate #industrialproperty #supplychain #logisticsrealestate #logisticsindustry #industrialleasing #industrialconstruction

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The cities of Southampton, Portsmouth, and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) are the driving forces behind the economic growth in the Central South region. With a combined population of almost 950,000 and over 495,000 jobs, these urban centers have historically competed rather than collaborated. Situated between the South East and South West regions, the lack of a clear geographical boundary has hindered the region's promotion. However, there has been a recent push by businesses and politicians to highlight the collective advantages of the Central South. Despite its potential, the region faces various physical, land, and planning obstacles that are holding back its growth. What are the main challenges that need to be addressed in order to unlock the region's full potential for growth?

In the past, Melbourne has often taken a back seat to Sydney in the dynamic realm of real estate. Yet, emerging trends hint at a notable change. With the evolving job landscape, cultural expansion, and ongoing infrastructure advancements, Melbourne is poised to emerge as the next beloved hub in the Australian property landscape in the year 2024. #MelbourneRealEstate #PropertyTrends #Melbourne #RealEstate #MelbournePropertyBoom #PropertyInvestment #AustralianProperty #MelbourneGrowth #PropertyInvestment

Southampton, Portsmouth, and Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole (BCP) are the economic engines of the ‘Central South’, a region which is well-placed to realise its potential and deliver growth. With a population of nearly 950,000 people and around 495,000 jobs, the similar sized urban centres have often competed with each other, rather than complementing one another. Straddling both the South East and South West regions, the lack of a clearly defined geographical area has been a further blocker to the collective promotion of the region. In recent years, there has been a more concerted effort, by businesses and politicians alike, to promote the collective benefits of the region. Despite its clear benefits, the Central South has numerous physical, land and planning constraints and therefore currently underdelivers. So what are the key barriers to overcome to unlock growth?

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