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Opinion: Property Doom And Gloom Doesn't Mean The End For London
In my line of work, we are required to. I imagine it's the same in all jobs, but in property, there's a skillset required that goes beyond just turning up on time at a house, unlocking the door and putting the lights on.
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Qatari Prince Comes To The Rescue Of Embattled Nawaz Sharif
Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today submitted in the Supreme Court the details of his assets which included a letter by a Qatari prince who provided funds for purchase of controversial properties in London, which are now owned by Mr Sharif's children.
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Believe It. London House, 10 Feet Wide, Costs 800,000 Pounds.
If you're going to live here, better skip those second helpings.
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David Cameron Warns No Place for Dirty Money in London Property
Britain will seek more transparency from foreign firms investing in the property market in a bid to stop ill-gotten funds being laundered in the sector, Prime Minister David Cameron said Tuesday.
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Londoners Flee Steep House Prices, Head for Provinces
Expensive housing, an overloaded transport system and a lack of space are driving thousands of Londoners out of the hectic British capital to other, calmer cities such as Birmingham.
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Opinion: Property Doom And Gloom Doesn't Mean The End For London
In my line of work, we are required to. I imagine it's the same in all jobs, but in property, there's a skillset required that goes beyond just turning up on time at a house, unlocking the door and putting the lights on.
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Qatari Prince Comes To The Rescue Of Embattled Nawaz Sharif
Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif today submitted in the Supreme Court the details of his assets which included a letter by a Qatari prince who provided funds for purchase of controversial properties in London, which are now owned by Mr Sharif's children.
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Believe It. London House, 10 Feet Wide, Costs 800,000 Pounds.
If you're going to live here, better skip those second helpings.
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David Cameron Warns No Place for Dirty Money in London Property
Britain will seek more transparency from foreign firms investing in the property market in a bid to stop ill-gotten funds being laundered in the sector, Prime Minister David Cameron said Tuesday.
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Londoners Flee Steep House Prices, Head for Provinces
Expensive housing, an overloaded transport system and a lack of space are driving thousands of Londoners out of the hectic British capital to other, calmer cities such as Birmingham.
