Serviced offices swamp City

By:

Nelson, R.B

Contributor(s):

Davey, J

Series: Property Week ; (64(44) 12 November 1999, 10-12(3)Publication details: 1999Subject(s):

Summary: Discusses the incentives, such as price cuts and discounts, used by providers of serviced offices in the City to attract occupiers, in a sector which is suffering from oversupply.

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Discusses the incentives, such as price cuts and discounts, used by providers of serviced offices in the City to attract occupiers, in a sector which is suffering from oversupply.

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