MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: July 26, 2021
Editor:
We have heard much about the “Missing Middle” lately from the Citizens Housing Commission (CHC). Indeed, the Missing Middle is identified as one of the key motivations for Edmonds to transform its zoning laws and the even its entire housing and neighborhood structure. Although the CHC described aspects of the Missing Middle, it was not adequately defined nor was it put into historical context. Many Edmonds residents had no clear idea what The Missing Middle is nor why the CHC thought it was such an important element of the housing “crisis” in Edmonds.
Wikipedia defines the Missing Middle as an urban planning scheme that was introduced in 2010 by an architect, Daniel Parolek. He wrote a book about this plan and coined the term “The Missing Middle.”
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Private investment company CVC Capital Partners struck a deal to acquire Myanmar’s infrastructure firm Irrawaddy Green Towers for $700 million, fighting off a number of other interested parties.
Reuters reported, the buyout marks the investment company’s debut into the Southeast Asian country and gained it almost 4,000 towers across Myanmar, which is apparently the second-largest deal ever for Myanmar assets.
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Private equity company CVC Capital Partners struck a deal to acquire Myanmar mobile infrastructure provider Irrawaddy Green Towers for $700 million,
Reuters reported, fighting off competition from a number of other suitors.
The news website’s sources noted a number of players including some from Southeast Asia’s communications sector had been provisionally interested in buying the business, but CVC was apparently given preferential status on completing a deal.
Moves to sell the business were reportely underway for more than a year: in May
Bloomberg reported the shortlist of potential buyers also included Axiata Group and China-based infrastructure company Guodong Group. At that point, closed bids were being invited from interested parties.