CITY SPY ; CITY SPY cityspy@standard.co.uk

The Evening Standard (London, England) | June 24, 2008 | Copyright

WHAT is up with the Candys? The brothers, Nick and Christian, have taken London property by storm these past few years, but now comes news of their first setback. They are slowing down work on their Middlesex Hospital project the so-called No-Ho scheme north of Oxford Street. What is intriguing about the report, contained in Estates Gazette, was that the dynamic duo had apparently disagreed with their advisers about the value of the site as they seek ...

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