Shop conversions
Language: English Series: Sunday Business ; 10 May 1998, 26 | Property Week ; 63(4) 8 May 1998, 18(3)Publication details: 1998Subject(s): Summary: LPAC, London`s strategic planning body is assessing how many shops in the capital could be converted to residential use. Research so far shows that market for former shops is growing, although many people may be put off by planning problems.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| WB3418-18 Kings College London | WB3418-19 Northern Ireland investment | WB3418-20 Access to the countryside | WB3418-21 Shop conversions | WB3418-22 South-west needs new homes | WB3418-23 Repossessions set to soar | WB3418-24 Housing market survey |
LPAC, London`s strategic planning body is assessing how many shops in the capital could be converted to residential use. Research so far shows that market for former shops is growing, although many people may be put off by planning problems.