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spellingShingle Remøy, Hilde, Rovers, Sander, Nase, Ilir, Journal of Corporate Real Estate, Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector, Finance, General Business, Management and Accounting
title Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
title_full Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
title_fullStr Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
title_full_unstemmed Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
title_short Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
title_sort disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : evidence from the dutch banking sector
title_sub Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
title_unstemmed Disposal strategies in corporate real estate portfolios : Evidence from the Dutch banking sector
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