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War in the Middle East Could Weigh on Housing Market, Says Berkeley

Summary by Yorkshire Post
The housebuilder Berkeley has cautioned that conflict in the Middle East could weigh on the housing market, potentially pushing up inflation and keeping interest rates elevated.

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Single-family homes in Leipzig: Demand for homeownership is high, but interest rates are rising. (Archive photo) Jan Woitas/dpa-Zentralbild/dpa Homebuilders and property buyers are facing higher mortgage rates. Mortgage rates in Germany have risen above an average of four percent in the wake of the Iran-Iraq War. The reason for the increase: With the war and rising energy prices, concerns are growing that inflation will pick up and the European …

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Property Industry Eye broke the news in on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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