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Yep, that's the one. The problem is that the Parthenia model is fundamentally flawed, and no-one has yet got round to fixing it, so at the moment there's no alternative to the relativity graphs produced on behalf of the big London estates.
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Yep, that's the one. The problem is that the Parthenia model is fundamentally flawed, and no-one has yet got round to fixing it, so at the moment there's no alternative to the relativity graphs produced on behalf of the big London estates.
Interesting, thanks. As I understand it, though, if Parthenia is successful in the case, a different model of some kind would have to be devised? I expect this one will run for a while.
Oliver Schick
Is this the same case?
https://www.theguardian.com/money/2018/jan/14/property-market-braces-for-shockwaves-from-landmark-leasehold-case