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Tune in for this week's episode, where we take a look at the latest trends, insights, and news from the some of the top industry  developers. We'll be comparing developers from the bustling city streets of London to the idyllic countryside of the home counties.

We are joined by our expert guest (and our NEW podcast host) Andy Brown, who gives us all the latest news and gossip from within the highly competitive and lucrative property development world. 

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Your hosts are Mike Robson, Ian Macbeth & Andy Brown

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