Partnering - the key to long term survival?

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Hill-Smith, E

Language: English Series: Property Finance & Development ; 7(10) October 1995, 8-10(3)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: From the perspective of KPMG, discusses some of the benefits to be gained from partnering.

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From the perspective of KPMG, discusses some of the benefits to be gained from partnering.

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