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Risk of global house price crash falls away

By: Language: English Series: Knight Frank Press Release ; 14 August 2006Publication details: London Knight Frank 2006Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 332.6324 $2 18
Online resources: Summary: Reports global house price growth continuing to slow from the peak reached in 2004, and average global house prices standing 8.5% higher at the end of June 2006. Annualised growth is led by Latvia at 45.3%, Bulgaria at 20.5%, and Denmark at 15.4%. Forecasts continued slowing of average global house price growth into 2007. Includes a data overview, comments and data summary.
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Reports global house price growth continuing to slow from the peak reached in 2004, and average global house prices standing 8.5% higher at the end of June 2006. Annualised growth is led by Latvia at 45.3%, Bulgaria at 20.5%, and Denmark at 15.4%. Forecasts continued slowing of average global house price growth into 2007. Includes a data overview, comments and data summary.