English Partnerships to revive 14,300 derelict sites

Series: Property Week ; 66(29) 20 July 2001, 2(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Thousands of acres of derelict brownfield land is to be brought back into public ownership in a scheme by English Partnerships. A series of joint ventures are planned with public sector owners including NHS estates and defence estates. RICS regeneration panel vice-chairman welcomes the move.

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Thousands of acres of derelict brownfield land is to be brought back into public ownership in a scheme by English Partnerships. A series of joint ventures are planned with public sector owners including NHS estates and defence estates. RICS regeneration panel vice-chairman welcomes the move.

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