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Old 01-04-2009, 03:54 PM
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Post Brits shun US second home market
PropertyIndex.com has reported that interest from British second-home buyers in US property, has cooled.During January and February of last year, 7.73% of searches on the property portal gave the USA as a preferred destination.During the same period of 2009, searches of this nature fell to 3.33%.In addition, the average house price searched by Britons interested [...]

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