INTERNATIONAL
44 Shifting sands Andrea Kirkby reviews the property market in one of the world’s
most troubled regions, Arabia.
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TRAINING
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RESIDENTIALlettings
52 Be safe, says The Property Ombudsman Are your gas safety checks absolutely secure? Are you
absolutely sure? Christopher Hamer says you had better be.
54 Lettings news In the endless cycle of lettings there is always news, lots of news.
JOBS & CAREERS
61 Who grows there? In recession, new branches were still opening up. Whether or not we
are still in recession is a moot point, but agencies are still growing!
65 Who goes where? New moves up the career ladder.
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