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Spatial Development and Employment Trends in London Dave Lawrence Roger Tym & Partners

Spatial Development and Employment Trends in London Dave Lawrence Roger Tym & Partners. How to Cut the Cake. Employment and Development Trends Policy Options Forecasting Spatial Change. London Employment Change 1982-2002. Office Pipeline & Job Change 1989-2001.

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Spatial Development and Employment Trends in London Dave Lawrence Roger Tym & Partners

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  1. Spatial Development and Employment Trends in London Dave Lawrence Roger Tym & Partners

  2. How to Cut the Cake • Employment and Development Trends • Policy Options • Forecasting Spatial Change

  3. London Employment Change 1982-2002

  4. Office Pipeline & Job Change 1989-2001

  5. Office Jobs Change by Borough 1989-2001

  6. Office Development Pipeline 1989

  7. What Can You Shift?

  8. Employees and Units by Size Band

  9. Locational Factors – London SMEs

  10. What Can You Shift?

  11. London’s Economy

  12. Criteria for Selection of a LocationThe Business Environment • Accessibility • Proximity to Customer Base • Availability and Cost of Labour • Availability and Cost of Premises • Image • Business Services • Attitude of Local Authority

  13. Criteria for Selection of a LocationThe Living Environment • Character and Environment • Housing Supply and Cost • Schooling • Shopping Facilities • Culture and Entertainment • Employment Opportunities for Families

  14. Criteria for Selection of a LocationThe Business Environment • Accessibility • Proximity to Customer Base • Availability and Cost of Labour • Availability and Cost of Premises • Image • Business Services • Attitude of Local Authority

  15. Office Rents by Borough

  16. Lessons from JLE • Policy • Integration • Accessibility • Image • Perceptions • Part of Package • Spatial Impact • Provides a Focus

  17. Spatial Employment Forecasts

  18. London Plan Employment Projections

  19. Forecast Change

  20. Office Jobs Development Pipeline

  21. Office Employment 2003-26

  22. Total Employment % 2003-26

  23. Spatial Planning Working?

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