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Old 21-11-2009, 07:45 PM
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My opinion is estate agents aren't interested in inflating prices at the moment they are interested in securing customers and securing properties to sale. Inflating things is a false economy for them.

What I have seen in the market place is property in the south moving quicker but taking some time to move in the north (north of birmingham).
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