Don’t get too hyped about America’s Cup – Property Institute
Property Institute boss Ashley Church says people should be wary of economic “displacement.”
Property Institute chief executive Ashley Church says there should be caution over the anticipated economic returns of the America’s Cup, which is expected to be held in Auckland in 2021.
Mr Church, who was head of the Newmarket Business Association during the Rugby World Cup 2011, says lessons
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Tue, 04 Jul 2017
Tue, 04 Jul 2017
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Don’t get too hyped about America’s Cup – Property Institute
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