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| 520 | _aLow interest rates have lured small-scale investors back into the German residential market and prices are slowly rising. Spain?s housing market will not recover until vendors adjust price downwards as much as 30% to reflect stock surfeit and the ongoing economic slump. UK house prices might slip in 2010 after a strong recovery. Sweden?s residential market where rents are indexed and vacancy rates are low, provides a stable low-risk investment environment although some Swedish banks have posted lending losses in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Finnish residential circles are beginning to attract new international investors. | ||
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