Labour's capitalist

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United Kingdom Government Minister for London and Construction Nick Raynsford is supportive of the provision of cheaper housing within the city. He suggests they may be some financial rewards for developers who redevelop brownfield sites. Raynsford's role will disappear if the elections for a London mayor go ahead, in 2000. The new mayor will have a yearly budget of 3 billion pounds sterling. Raynsford will not discuss any of the candidates for the position of mayor. He points out the partial privatisation of the underground will occur before the mayoral elections.

Management, Public works, Practice, London, England, City planning, Urban planning, Legislators, Raynsford, Nick

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Barwick's 20-year itch

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Julian Barwick, formerly development director of MEPC, has become deputy managing director of Development Securities. Barwick, who admits that an attractive financial package prompted him to leave MEPC after 20 years, is overseeing Development Securities' 120 million pounds sterling investment portfolio. Martin Landau, company founder, will continue to be responsible for its most important developments.

Lessors of Real Estate, Real Estate Operators and Lessors, Real Property Lessors, Officials and employees, Real estate industry, Landlords, Development Securities

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