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UK: Network Rail sells $2 billion property portfolio to fund railway improvements

September 12, 2018 Administrator

By Justin George Varghese, Reuters; September 10, 2018 (Reuters) – Britain’s Network Rail NETRAH.UL agreed to sell its commercial property…

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Posted in: Passenger Trains Real Estate Filed under: Commuter Trains, Europe, Great Britain, Improvement For Railways, Lower Government Subsidy, Network Rail, Passenger Trains, Proceeds Used to Upgrade Infrastructure, Rail Safety, Sells Commercial Property Portfolio, Transportation, UK

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