CMS Cameron McKenna has cancelled plans to move into a new City skyscraper still under development due to the ongoing problems in the global economy. Hammerson, the building’s developer, issued a stock exchange announcement earlier this morning (16 January) stating that the firm had pulled out of discussions to take on around one-third of the space in its new Principal Place skyscraper in 2015.
January 16, 2012 at 07:13 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
CMS Cameron McKenna has cancelled plans to move into a new City skyscraper still under development due to the ongoing problems in the global economy.
Hammerson, the building’s developer, issued a stock exchange announcement earlier this morning (16 January) stating that the firm had pulled out of discussions to take on around one-third of the space in its new Principal Place skyscraper in 2015.
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