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AN estate agent with a brain? Savills warning of price drops
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nollag2006 wrote: »Lets be honest here, the credit crunch was a once in a lifetime event that panicked the world, with a huge impact on house prices. Luckily that was just an ephemeral effect, and prices (along with the economy in general) are back on the path to growth.
You honestly think that the effects from this financial crisis will be short-lived?
It also did a bit more than just 'panic' the world. Without governments simply making up money, it would have brought down a variety of massive, financial institutions in many developed nations. That's hardly ephemeral.0
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