WHAT WE'RE READING: What's shaping the biggest redevelopment in central London since the Great Fire?
February 28th, 2013
February 28th, 2013
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We are catching up on what’s going on at the Nine Elms development site in south-west London with a great article in about how the development is being funded and will fit into the city. At 195 hectares, redevelopment has not been realised on this scale since the Great Fire of London. To put the extent of the opportunity into context, as the article states, the World Trade Center site in New York is hardly seven hectares. To see the article in full, visit: The Economist
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