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The Eurozone crisis is doing nothing to subdue German buyers’ appetites for international property, says Quintessentially Estates. Despite the backdrop of economic uncertainty within the Eurozone, Quintessentially Estates has reported a surge in demand from German buyers.
Quintessentially Estates is currently instructed on search requirements in the order of 100 million Euros on behalf of German buyers………………………………………..Full Article: Source
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German buyers driving the overseas property market
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