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Housing prices ready to cool as immigration slows
Thursday 5th of February 2004
This should bring house-price inflation - now running at almost 20 per cent - back into single-figure territory before the year is out.
December saw a net increase of just 1600 permanent and long-term migrants, down from 2200 in November. These figures count newcomers intending to stay for at least a year, and expatriates aiming to settle back here, minus long-term departures.
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