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End of financial year market review: Stockland the winner
Jun 25 2009
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Each quarter since the commencement of the Global Financial Crisis we have listed the major publicly listed village operators and the performance of their share prices. Reflecting the broader property sector, it has not been a happy time for investors. Stockland has been the clear winner, followed by of Aevum

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