There is no rise in redevelopment projects to coincide with the growing number of old buildings. Quite the reverse. Photo: Bloomberg There is no rise in redevelopment projects to coincide with the growing number of old buildings. Quite the reverse. Photo: Bloomberg
There is no rise in redevelopment projects to coincide with the growing number of old buildings. Quite the reverse. Photo: Bloomberg
Dorothy Chow
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Costs of acquisition deter redevelopment projects

Private-sector redevelopment projects have declined in the past two years despite the fact that more and more buildings are getting old

Dorothy Chow
Dorothy Chow

Updated: 6:00am, 18 Mar, 2015

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There is no rise in redevelopment projects to coincide with the growing number of old buildings. Quite the reverse. Photo: Bloomberg There is no rise in redevelopment projects to coincide with the growing number of old buildings. Quite the reverse. Photo: Bloomberg
There is no rise in redevelopment projects to coincide with the growing number of old buildings. Quite the reverse. Photo: Bloomberg
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Dorothy Chow

Dorothy Chow

Dorothy Chow is the national director of the valuation department at JLL