Spotlight on... South Coast residential development sales Summer 2011 [electronic resource]

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Language: English Series: Savills Spotlight on South Coast Residential Development Sales ; Summer 2011Publication details: [S.l.] Savills 2011Subject(s):

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Summary: Number of new homes completed as fallen by 49% by 2006-2007 peak. The South Coast along with the London market is expected to lead the recovery in house prices over the short to medium term.

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Number of new homes completed as fallen by 49% by 2006-2007 peak. The South Coast along with the London market is expected to lead the recovery in house prices over the short to medium term.

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