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12.05.08, 10:42
Polecam art:
www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in_article_id=565763&in_page_id=1811
"In Southern Spain, bitter expats talk about "Helldorado" - paradise that has
mutated into a nightmare. Tumbling property prices, a glut of new properties
still flooding onto the market and rising Spanish interest rates are taking
their toll.
Added to this, illegal building practices mean that 100,000 coastal homes are
now under threat of demolition. And to make matters even worse, the pound has
fallen almost 12 per cent against the euro over the last year, leaving many
British residents even further out of pocket.
Half the 80,000 estate agents in business at the beginning of 2007 were closed
by the end of the year. Demand for cement is at its lowest level in 11 years
as developers stop building."
oraz info o cenach w sydney:
www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,23680992-5013110,00.html
"HOUSE prices in some parts of Sydney have almost halved as battling borrowers
struggle to keep up with increasing interest rates.
The falls - in Sydney's west, the Hills district, and Sutherland Shire - are
far steeper than previously thought, and show the devastating effects of the
RBA's rate-hiking spree.
The data - complied exclusively for The Daily Telegraph - showed that even the
more affluent suburbs are now beginning to suffer. Several homes in Waverley,
Coogee and Paddington were sold for losses of more than 25 per cent. The worst
hit was the Waverley house bought in July 2003 for $725,000 and sold for
$465,000 in March.
And experts predict that the losses will get worse as the year goes on.
Shane Oliver, chief economist at AMP Capital, said: "The pain of higher
interest rates has only just started to kick in and we will see further falls
over the next 6-12 months."
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