Houses are still dear

Language: English Series: Economist ; 320(7720) 17 August 1991, 19-20(2)Publication details: 1991Subject(s):

Summary: Shows how a leap in house prices is unlikely, not least because of a realisation that prices can be lower. Also compares the cost of renting and buying.

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Shows how a leap in house prices is unlikely, not least because of a realisation that prices can be lower. Also compares the cost of renting and buying.

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1 Rent review: 1994 update
by Williams, D.
2 Historic Houses Hotels Ltd v Cadogan Estates

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