The world’s housing markets are growing at their fastest pace since 2007 according to the latest Knight Frank Global Residential Cities Index:
Urban house prices are rising at their fastest rate since 2007 and of the 150 cities we track, 43 are now registering annual price growth above 10%. Cities are far from underperforming their national housing markets, both look to be moving in tandem…
Urban house prices are rising at their fastest rate since 2007 and of the 150 cities we track, 43 are now registering annual price growth above 10%.
Cities are far from underperforming their national housing markets, both look to be moving in tandem…
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