The picture of efficiency

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Making property deals can be very satisfying, according to Nigel Ross, joint chief executive of Compco Holdings with Robert Nadler. Ross purchases and sells properties at a very rapid pace, while Nadler focuses on administrative and financial issues. They form a very effective team, with Compco having achieved rental income of 3.57 million pounds sterling in the six months to Sep 1997. The company has a very diverse property portfolio, including the headlease on 225 mt of the seafront in Brighton, England.

Officials and employees, Interview, Ross, Nigel, Nadler, Robert, Compco Holdings

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Welsh wrangle: the business community in Wales has reservations about Labour's plans for a Welsh Assembly

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Welsh voters will decide whether they want devolution for Wales on September 18, following the launch of the government white paper A Voice for Wales, and its campaign to encourage a 'yes' vote. There are implications for the property industry and some professionals are concerned that a Welsh Assembly would deter domestic business expansion. The government is planning to merge the Welsh Development Agency, the Development Board for Rural Wales and the Land Authority for Wales.

Political aspects, Wales, Decentralization in government, Government decentralization

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Reality checkpoint: Grimsby and Scunthorpe may be seeking an increase in activity now

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The new North Lincolnshire council is expected to stimulate inward investment into the southern Humberside area. The commercial property market in Grimsby is only seeing modest movement locally, with some traders relocating. Immingham has significantly higher retail rents and Scunthorpe's most significant development is the Lakeside retail park.

Planning, Real property

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