52 Student digs – a goldmine! Investors are studying the returns on student accommodation, but it’s not
all about the grotty terraced houses anymore, reports Andrea Kirkby. AUCTIONS
59 Auction news Popcorn for bidders? Whatever is going on in the auction world?
JOBS & CAREERS
62 Who goes where? Some newly created positions, some interesting moves, some very happy,
motivated people are out there, moving about and moving on up. Send us your news too.
64 Who grows there? Celebrations, expansion, new avenues; is the recession coming to an end
or is it forward planning?
66 At your service Professional trainer, Clare Fletcher writes about what is, undoubtedly, the most important aspect of the letting agent’s job: service.
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