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Claire Fallows quoted in Planning on the government's plans to allow offices to be demolished for new homes

Claire Fallows quoted in Planning on the government's plans to allow offices to be demolished for new homes

Claire Fallows quoted in Planning on the government's plans to allow offices to be demolished and replaced by new homes. Read more below (subscription required).

How the 'freedom' to demolish office buildings for new homes would work

Claire Fallows

Partner - Head of Planning

Planning & Environment, Real Estate

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