Performance of big property firms is attacked

Language: English Series: Times ; 18 January 1999, 44 | Property Week ; 64(3) 22 January 1999, 14(2)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Smaller property companies are performing better on the stock exchange than their larger counterparts. The big property companies have been a bad investment for the past decade.

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Smaller property companies are performing better on the stock exchange than their larger counterparts. The big property companies have been a bad investment for the past decade.

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