RICS global real estate weekly 1 July 2011 [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Economics

Language: English Series: RICS Global Real Estate Weekly ; 1 July 2011Publication details: London RICS 2011Subject(s):

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333.33 $2 18

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View the report free of charge at www.rics.org

Summary: German construction sector may find traction but risks remain. US commercial property recovery dependent on job growth. Australian building activity weak but getting better. UK construction sector to see a gradual recovery in workloads as year progresses.

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German construction sector may find traction but risks remain. US commercial property recovery dependent on job growth. Australian building activity weak but getting better. UK construction sector to see a gradual recovery in workloads as year progresses.

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