Länk - Fall i huspriser?
In Europe, Ireland is the country most at risk of a property crash because of "the effect of rising interest rates in a flexible mortgage system," said Just, the Deutsche Bank analyst. Spain is next, he said, because it faces "contagion risk" from drops in other economies, like Britain; foreign purchasers of second homes have fueled much of the Spanish property boom. Germany, where prices have stayed mostly flat since the mid-1990s, faces the least risk of a property crash, Just said, because prices do not have as far to fall.
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