Docklands is surviving

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 9 November 1991, XI(2)Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: In spite of gloomy reports on empty property in Docklands, some developments have overcome the barrier of being in the East End and are attracting buyers. Also, it is not until 1992 that large numbers of office workers and Marks & Spencer arrive in Canary Wharf.

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In spite of gloomy reports on empty property in Docklands, some developments have overcome the barrier of being in the East End and are attracting buyers. Also, it is not until 1992 that large numbers of office workers and Marks & Spencer arrive in Canary Wharf.

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