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Crime and the design of residential property – exploring the perceptions of planning professionals, burglars and other users: Part 2
Paul Cozens, David Hillier, Gwyn PrescottThe first paper, entitled “Crime and the design of residential property: exploring the theoretical background” (Property Management, Vol. 19 No. 2), has argued that “perceptions”…
The negligent conveyancing of polluted and contaminated land
Miles KeepingThere has been much discussion of the subject of contaminated land in the academic and professional press, particularly since the proposal to register sites subject to…
Theory and explanation in international property cycles since 1980
Cedric Pugh, Alireza DeheshSince 1980, property cycles have emerged emphatically as a phenomenon of urban development in both developed and developing countries. Among the many things which need to be…
The valuation of the site in depreciated replacement cost and contractors basis valuations
Anthony Andrew, Michael PittExamines a practical problem that arises in the Depreciated Replacement Cost (DRC) valuation of specialised property assets, particularly those owned by Central Government and the…
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- Professor Graham Squires