1960s offices aren`t so fab

Language: English Series: Property Week ; 55(7) 16 May 1996, 5(1)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: Obsolescence rather than location is the major cause of poor investment performance for London offices, with an 11-point gap in returns between new buildings and 1960s stock according to Investment Property Databank`s "Property investors digest".

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Obsolescence rather than location is the major cause of poor investment performance for London offices, with an 11-point gap in returns between new buildings and 1960s stock according to Investment Property Databank`s "Property investors digest".

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