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The real estate industry has gone through some challenging times the past year, but despite numerous challenges has kept its head above water and reached many highlights.

While there does appear to be a mild tapering off of activity in the housing market during the second half, 2021 was a great year for the property market.

After three years of intense debate and politicking, the National Assembly yesterday afternoon voted against changing the Constitution to (explicitly) provide for expropriation of land without compensation.

No matter the industry, it’s always been important to know your market and understand their needs, goals, and priorities, but these days it’s no longer as simple a matter as it was even just a decade ago.

The recent interest rate hike, growing limited inventory for buyers, higher prices, and the continued flexibility to work remotely will see the housing market level out in 2022 from the growth experienced in the past year.