Metro house price decrease: Stean Nicholls Real Estate's Nicholas Clark believes Border market will remain strong

Sophie Boyd
Updated January 8 2019 - 9:19pm, first published 4:55pm
STEADY: Nicholas Clark, a director at Stean Nicholls Real Estate, believes the property market on the Border will remain strong, despite major city trends. Picture: MARK JESSER
STEADY: Nicholas Clark, a director at Stean Nicholls Real Estate, believes the property market on the Border will remain strong, despite major city trends. Picture: MARK JESSER

Despite dire property price predications a Border real estate agent believes the property market will continue growing in 2019, albeit at a slower rate than recent years. 

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Sophie Boyd

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