Bomb-sites are back

Stalled developments spell opportunity for landowners and parking operaters alike

A bomb-site in Bristol c.1980

A bomb-site in Bristol c.1980

Cranes on the skyline are a good indicator of a healthy economy. So, the absence of cranes from the centres of most British towns and cities is an indicator of the currently grim state of the development and construction sector.

Many retail, commercial and residential developments are currently on hold, meaning many development sites are  little more than vacant tracts of land. In some cases, though, these sites are being used as parking lots. While enterprising, these parking sites often...

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