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Qatari Diar, the property investment arm of Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund, looks likely to finally win approval for its £3bn ($4.8bn) redevelopment of the Chelsea Barracks site.
Revised plans for the 13-acre site have been recommended for approval by planning officers and councillors at Westminster Council and a final decision is set to be made on Monday……………………………………….Full Article: Source
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Qatari Diar eyes green light on $4.8bln London plan
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