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Rosewood Care Group prepared to walk away from $40 million care project after bank funding jeopardised by Government changes
Sep 06 2012
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The Weekly Source

Rosewood’s planned Leederville (WA) care facility of 120 beds, costing $40 million has stalled. They have also stopped redevelopment of their West Perth facility. The empty Leederville project has cost $2 million to date and is costing Rosewood $20,000 per month. It may have to be sold.

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