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Goldman Sachs has highlighted that European real estate stocks have plummeted close to their lows from the financial crisis in 2009 amid recent market volatility in March. This significant downturn is attributed to rising interest rates and negative sentiment toward inflationary pressures, affecting property valuations. Investors are concerned about the impact of tighter monetary policies on the real estate sector, leading to a broad selloff. Analysts warn that continued economic uncertainty could further depress the real estate market. However, some suggest this downturn may present buying opportunities for long-term investors with a focus on undervalued assets.