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Liberty property values fall
Phil Craig
06 Aug 2008
London-based property giant Liberty International has reported a fall in the value of its £8bn (€10.1bn) property portfolio over the first half of the year and has predicted the UK property market will continue to struggle after months of falling investment returns in the sector.
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Article tags:
Liberty International | Patrick Burgess | Real estate | Results | UK