Obsolescence and the process of creative reconstruction

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Bryson, J

Language: English Series: Urban Studies ; 34(9) 1997, 1439-1458(20)Publication details: 1997Subject(s):

Summary: Explores the property development process in relation to land rent theory in marginal development locations. Includes a case study of Nottingham`s office market. References.

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Explores the property development process in relation to land rent theory in marginal development locations. Includes a case study of Nottingham`s office market. References.

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