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Fears mount that Europe's commercial real estate sector could be the next to blow

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Start date Apr 14, 2023

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Apr 14, 2023

Fears mount that Europe's commercial real estate sector could be the next to blow

Concerns are mounting around the health of Europe's commercial real estate market, with some investors questioning whether it could be the next sector to blow.

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