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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, SALES & LEASING

Hot demand, cold storage facility fetches premium despite COVID-19

By Nelson Yap Published August 4, 2020 5 Min Read

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FRASERS Logistics & Commercial Trust has sold its 50% stake in a Brisbane chilled facility to global real estate investment manager DWS for a cool...

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