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Cuban house market opens up The UK property data company Hometrack says a rise in house prices in England and Wales slowed in June.
They were up by 0.1 percent, that was half of May’s 0.2 percent increase.
Year-on-year prices rose 2.1 percent, their best performance since early 2008.
However the number of homes being put up for sale rose at a faster rate than the number of buyers, potentially limiting future price rises.
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