RICS global real estate weekly 17 September 2010 [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Economics

Language: English Series: RICS Global Real Estate Weekly ; 17September 2010Publication details: London RICS 2010Subject(s):

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333.33 $2 18

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Summary: French builders anticipate stronger H2 2010 but downside risks mount for 2011. Mixed recovery evident in Singapore commercial property sector. Upturn in Cyprus economy not strong enough yet to underpin the property market. UK mortgage market stable but could show improvement.

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French builders anticipate stronger H2 2010 but downside risks mount for 2011. Mixed recovery evident in Singapore commercial property sector. Upturn in Cyprus economy not strong enough yet to underpin the property market. UK mortgage market stable but could show improvement.

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