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Commercial property cracks start to show
Jonbvn
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From the Torygraph.
New signs of distress in the UK's shaky commercial property market have emerged after Standard Life slashed the unit prices of five of its real estate funds in response to nervous investors cashing in their holdings.
So the next question is: What about the residential market?
New signs of distress in the UK's shaky commercial property market have emerged after Standard Life slashed the unit prices of five of its real estate funds in response to nervous investors cashing in their holdings.
So the next question is: What about the residential market?
In case you hadn't already worked it out - the entire global financial system is predicated on the assumption that you're an idiot:cool:
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I remember exactly the same thing happened in the run-up to the last crash.
Who says it's different this time?
Read this article from 18 months ago
http://www.moneyweek.com/file/7966/why-the-outlook-is-bleak-for-commercial-property.html
Classic bubble tactics : draw in the last fools, then pull the plug.0
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