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Isaac, David, Dalton, Peter and Lynch, Jenny (2007) The Woolwich cost of moving survey 2007. Technical Report. University of Greenwich/Barclays Bank, London, UK.

Ke, Qiulin, Dalton, P. and Isaac, D. (2006) The business performance determinants of estate agents in England and Wales. In: 13th European Real Estate Society Conference, June 7-10, 2006, Weimar, Germany.

Isaac, David, Dalton, Peter and Ke, Qiulin (2006) The Woolwich cost of moving survey 2006. Technical Report. University of Greenwich/Barclays Bank, London, UK.

Dalton, P., Isaac, D., McGibbon, M. and Chinn, M. (2006) Employment land & accommodation study 2007. Technical Report. Medway Council, London, UK.

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Isaac, David, Dalton, Peter and Ke, Qiulin (2004) The Woolwich cost of moving survey 2004. Technical Report. University of Greenwich/Barclays Bank, London, UK.

Isaac, David, Dalton, Peter and Ke, Qiulin (2003) The Woolwich cost of moving survey 2003. Technical Report. University of Greenwich/Barclays Bank, London, UK.

Isaac, David, Dalton, Peter and Ke, Qiulin (2002) The Woolwich cost of moving survey 2002. Technical Report. University of Greenwich/Barclays Bank, London, UK.

Isaac, David and Dalton, Peter (1994) Education in the built environment: experiences of a modular scheme. Project Magazine. pp. 8-9. ISSN 0957-7033