Does this sentence have mistakes?
Continuous sharp rise in housing price without relay on fundamental value.
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Yes. It isn't a sentence. Where is the verb?
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What I think you meant to say is "A continuous sharp rise in housing prices exists without relying on the fundamental value." which might be better stated as "The cost of housing continues to rise with no relationship to market fundamentals." I hope this helps.
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It is an incomplete sentence also I think you mean rely not relay.
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