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DLUHC’s rejection of Kent housing scheme adds ‘layer of subjective uncertainty’ for developers

by Markus Andrews 19 April 2023, 13:13 179 Views

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DLUHC’s rejection of Kent housing scheme adds ‘layer of subjective uncertainty’ for developers

Topland Group moves HQ within the same building

Joseph Homes swaps consented Elephant & Castle office tower for PBSA proposal

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