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Money Week said something about property prices rising for the next nine years or something the other day. Surely that is a clear sign the market is about to pop? An even stronger signal than AtW buying
Looks like the UK is finally getting a shed load more properties built. Just as the UK is less attractive to the EU migrants and some business may well leave. I can't see prices going up but then I have been saying that since 2007...
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Ms Mann said a “number of countries”, including Canada and Sweden, had “very high” commercial and residential property prices that were “not consistent with a stable real estate market”."
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New Year DOOM™
Fears of a 'massive' global property price fall amid 'dangerous' conditions and market slow-down
"Property prices have climbed to dangerous levels in several advanced economies, raising the risk of massive price falls if markets overheat, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
Catherine Mann, the OECD’s chief economist, said the think-tank was monitoring “vulnerabilities in asset markets” closely amid predictions of higher inflation and the prospect of diverging monetary policies next year.
Ms Mann said a “number of countries”, including Canada and Sweden, had “very high” commercial and residential property prices that were “not consistent with a stable real estate market”."
Fears of a 'massive' global property price fall amid 'dangerous' conditions and market slow-down
Property prices only go up...
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