Concern mounts over BES property buyback

Language: English Series: Times ; 8 February 1992, 21Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Raises the fear that housing associations might not be able to meet commitments to buy back properties from Business Expansion Schemes (BES) companies after five years. Property-linked BES schemes are proving to be the most popular. Analyses investment opportunities available for BES schemes.

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Raises the fear that housing associations might not be able to meet commitments to buy back properties from Business Expansion Schemes (BES) companies after five years. Property-linked BES schemes are proving to be the most popular. Analyses investment opportunities available for BES schemes.

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