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ARTICLE · 06 MAY 2024

GDA's Plans For Guernsey Shared At Latest Commercial Property Lunch

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The Real Estate team in Guernsey was delighted to welcome Simon Kildahl and Peter Watson from the Guernsey Development Agency as guest speakers at its latest Commercial Property Lunch on 24 April.

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The Real Estate team in Guernsey was delighted to welcome Simon Kildahl and Peter Watson from the Guernsey Development Agency as guest speakers at its latest Commercial Property Lunch on 24 April.

Taking place on a quarterly basis, these lunches provide invited guests with updates and insights into the latest trends and developments in Guernsey's commercial property sector.

The GDA was established by the States of Guernsey in July 2023. Its aim is to deliver developments, amongst other areas, along the East coast between the Aquarium and Salerie Corner and between Longue Hougue and the Vale Castle – in line with the Harbour Action Areas identified within the Island Development Plan.

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