On the 11th of JULY 2012, this news headline appeared repeated across various sites:
included in the content was this about prices in Brussels:
Brussels recorded the biggest increase, 7.9% with the average house now going for 422,248 euros. [...] and in Brussels an increase of 9.2% (average price of a flat: 224,912 euros).
The same week, I saw this very unusual advert (visible from metro station Ossegem)
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"Un Appartement trois chambres acheté + une voiture offerte"
This reminded me of the many anecdotes relating the obvious signs which were missed by unfortunate buyers/investors in property just before the housing crash in various countries..
A similar story was just published on CNN about the Spanish housing market 'desperation'.
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....Some realtors have started setting up housing fairs in the parking lots
of shopping centers, in the hope shoppers might be drawn in. One fair in
Madrid was offering a free car with home purchases, just one of many
incentives to boost Spain's housing market.
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