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Old 02-04-2008, 07:39 PM
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ITV1’s Tonight with Trevor McDonald is making a programme about Property Development, and we’re looking to hear from you.

Have you developed with the intention of adding value to your property? This could be from scratch after buying a derelict house, or maybe you’ve added an extension or some other home improvement. Has the recent slow down in the market meant you’ve lost out financially – or even gone bankrupt? Perhaps you’re trying to sell now, but know that you’re likely to make a loss? If you’re interested in taking part in the programme, then please contact me on 084488 16453 / 07786 547227 or toby.strutt@itv.com
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