Positive Second Quarter In Global Property Markets
Knight Frank Global House Price Index Q2 2009: Highlights
| - Israel remains the top performer over a 12-month period with prices increasing by 12.5 per cent to the end of Q2 2009.
- On a quarterly basis, Norway saw the biggest rise with prices up 5.3 per cent during the second three months of the year.
- Dubai recorded the largest annual (-47.0 per cent) and second largest quarterly (-7.5 per cent) drops in the index, but prices are now falling at a reduced rate.
- The quarterly drop in prices accelerated in less than 25 per cent of locations in Q2 2009.
- In terms of annual price falls, the UK ranked 26 th in Knight Frank's table (out of 32).
- In terms of quarterly price falls, the UK was in 13 th place.
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View the full Knight Frank Global House Price Index Q2 2009
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