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IAN VERRENDER. Distribution of debt poses new trigger to the property, housing market
The trigger has been cocked. Our attitude to property has changed. No longer is it merely a castle, a family retreat and a place in which to find shelter. It’s now a highly geared investment vehicle. It will take enormous … Continue reading
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Tagged ABC, economic trends, housing debt, housing industry, Ian Verrender
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