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Old 10-10-2008, 07:27 PM
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Post Birmingham’s buy-to-let market worst hit by falling property prices
A survey has been carried out to identify the ten areas in England and Wales which have experienced the greatest fall in annual property prices. Conducted by property website mouseprice.com, the study found that owners of buy-to-let properties are among the worst hit by falls in housing prices, with canalside flats in Birmingham suffering the [...]

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