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• Is property a safe investment

  thewall.com.au | 7:34 am Feb 14, 2012

  • Superstitious elements leave us with the uncomfortable feeling that some unknown, pre-dictated event is “meant to be”.
  • Using the financial catastrophe as an example, it’s possible to seek out those who predicted the fall and those who missed it
  • Jones Lang LaSalle says based on a survey that rising levels of transparency are important in terms of attracting investment and also ensuring market regulation
  • Buyers around the world have a completely different emotional relationship to property

• Don't be swayed by superstition - property is as close to a sure thing as an investment can be

  propertyobserver.com.au | 7:24 am Feb 14, 2012

  Ever had one of those days when you’re feeling a sensation beyond common understanding? Superstitious uncertain elements in our lives leave us with the uncomfortable feeling that some unknown, uncontrollable, pre-dictated event is “meant to be”.  It might…

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