'Unloved' secondary property market outperforming primary

‘Unloved’ secondary properties could offer local authorities better income-generating opportunities, a Kent CC finance chief has said.

By MJ Correspondent | 20 June 2014

‘Unloved' secondary properties could offer local authorities better income-generating opportunities, a Kent CC finance chief has said.

Head of financial services, Nick Vickers, made the case for investing in property at a recent conference.

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