Hammerson has left the (office) building
24 Feb 2012 | by Emma Haslett
The developer wants to sell its entire office portfolio in London, worth £548m, to concentrate on retail. But who will buy the assets?
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The developer wants to sell its entire office portfolio in London, worth £548m, to concentrate on retail. But who will buy the assets?
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