Real Estate Outlook 2013

Jan 09, 2013
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Pacific Epoch lays out its expectations for the real estate market in 2013, finding little reason to deviate from our previous prediction of strong sales growth and controlled price rises, with positive spillovers for the wider economy

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January 09, 2013: Pacific Epoch lays out its expectations for the real estate market in 2013, finding little reason to deviate from our previous prediction of strong sales growth and controlled price rises, with positive spillovers for the wider economy

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