Relevant:
- U.S. Property Investors Deem 2010 Worst Time to Sell
- Hong Kong Property Market in 'Free Fall': Bass
- U.K. House Prices Rise to Three-Year High as Holidays Curb Property Supply
- U.K. House Prices Plunge 2.7% as Rightmove Forecasts a ‘Challenging' 2012
- Irish Second-Quarter Home Prices Drop, Extending Slump That Began in 2007
2010-06-03 — bloomberg.com
"“We’ve started to see some property transactions taking place at about 20 to 40 percent discount,†said Hashimoto, director of the structured finance ratings division at S&P in an interview in Tokyo. “This tells us that the impact of loan default for the property prices is likely to be limited going forward and property prices may have bottomed.â€"
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