Yes, for the most part I agree with you Munich Buyer, and in the current international context, an overall market which is holding steady is doing alright. Germany should fare better than others in a downturn because prices have not risen nationally as much as in other nearby markets (UK, France, Spain, etc.), and the economy is holding up pretty well also, despite the strong euro. I still think though that it is too early to step in now, because there are many uncertainties still out there and some could lead to unpleasant surprises. The exchange risk for those outside of the eurozone is one of several.

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