Boom time for shops

Series: Property Week ; 65(35) 8 September 2000, 19(1)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Figures from FOCUS Property Intelligence indicate auctions have become a favourite with investors wishing to dispose of shops in the south-east of England. Increased interest from private investors has pushed the average auction price for all commercial property up by 16%. Table.

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Figures from FOCUS Property Intelligence indicate auctions have become a favourite with investors wishing to dispose of shops in the south-east of England. Increased interest from private investors has pushed the average auction price for all commercial property up by 16%. Table.

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