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UK Saw Home Prices Increase in May, Nationwide Reports

The property market is slowly recovering as the mortgage lender announced that the UK saw home price increase mildly in May. In fact, the country witnessed the fastest annual rate in 18 months as official initiatives started bearing fruits.
Jamelle Agbuis May 31, 2013

New Australian Home Buyers Aren’t Convinced

The key to blowing up a successful asset bubble is that you must constantly attract new money into the asset class you're trying to inflate. By that standard, yesterday's Australia's housing finance figures were better than expected but worse than required. The numbers were up. But new home buyers have not yet been bullied into the market by lower rates.
Jamelle Agbuis May 15, 2013

The UK's two-tier housing market

The UK housing market remains weak. But with the UK economy on the edge of another recession, the surprise is that the housing market has not fallen more. And central London is booming.
Christine Gaylican Apr 17, 2013

Strong Housing Market in Chile

Property prices are rising quite strongly in Santiago, Chile's capital. The average "real" price of a new house in Greater Santiago rose by around 9% y-o-y to January 2013, according to the Chilean Chamber of Construction (CChC).
Jamelle Agbuis Mar 22, 2013

China Sees Home Prices Climb in February

Newest data showed that China witnessed an increase in new home prices in 66 of 70 Chinese major cities in February, raising concerns over the prospects of economic growth. Unquestionably, the new leadership will have to face all challenges caused by increases in new home prices and real estate speculation.
Jamelle Agbuis Mar 21, 2013

China’s Housing Trouble Heats Up

They stretch across the outskirts of dozens of major urban areas, criss-crossed by empty highways. The rows of modern skyscraper apartments are all sold to absent investors. There's little doubt these scenes create compelling television.
Jamelle Agbuis Mar 07, 2013

Why You Should Be Looking at Chinese House Prices

China's official purchasing manager's index expanded in February. It read 50.1, according to the China Federation of Logistics and Planning, and anything over 50 indicates an expansion. It's also a fact that the February reading was lower than the January reading. Cue the nerves about the strength of China's expansion.
Jamelle Agbuis Mar 05, 2013

London Tops List of Most Expensive Office Locations in the World

Some things do not change. One of them is continuous rivalry among cities when it comes to the title of the most expensive office space. The highest prices give not only the prestigious title, but show which destinations are popular. And, to cut a long story short, London was awarded with the prominent title of the most expensive office space in the world, regaining it after several years.
Jamelle Agbuis Feb 21, 2013

First Home Buyers Not Interested in the 30 Year Debt Trap

What's this? First home buyers are not interested in taking out a loan to buy an overvalued property? The Australian Bureau of Statistics released data yesterday showing that loan approvals fell 1.5% in December, to the lowest level in three months.
Jamelle Agbuis Feb 13, 2013

The Effect of Homeowners Associations on Sustainability

The concept of an Homeowners Association, or HOA, isn't one that typically comes to mind when most people think of sustainability. We see more and more horror stories in the news nowadays of homeowners slapped with hefty fines for growing gardens on their own property, or even thrown in jail for daring to keep a cistern in their backyard.
Jamelle Agbuis Feb 12, 2013

Australia’s Housing Market Looking Not So Perky

The RBA's interest rate cuts don't seem to be working. It's a bit player in the global currency war, and Australia's economy will suffer the consequences. Manufacturing's woes are well known. But the RBA's move to ultra-low interest rates was supposed to perk up Australian house prices, and therefore the housing market.
Jamelle Agbuis Jan 04, 2013

List of U.K. Most Expensive Residential Streets Revealed

Even though the U.K. saw house prices drop for a sixth month in December, it has still true jewels which cannot be described as cheap and average at all. Lloyds TSB issued its annual list of most expensive streets in the U.K. Not surprisingly, London has once again outperformed other cities in the competition as all from the top ten are located in the capital of the U.K.
Jamelle Agbuis Jan 02, 2013

Mortgage Choice CEO Sheds Light on Commission Details

In response to a weekend news article that claimed mortgage brokers fail to adequately disclose to customers the commissions they receive from lenders, Mortgage Choice CEO Michael Russell, one of Australia's largest independently-operated firms, seeks to set the record straight.
Christine Gaylican Nov 27, 2012

AWU Melbourne Property Scandal: PM Julia Gillard Reiterates Stance

Prime Minister Julia Gillard has denied reports she was aware of a Melbourne property that was bought on money allegedly pilfered from union coffers, insisting that her role as lawyer for the Australian Workers Union (AWU) was strictly on setting up its ‘slush fund’.
Erik Pineda Nov 23, 2012

New Domain Chinese Launches

Domain has launched Domain Chinese today, the first property magazine for the Sydney Chinese community that not only features listings, but also editorial content as well as statistics and tools for the property investor.
Jamelle Agbuis Nov 05, 2012

Vietnamese Housing Market’s Amazing Slump

Vietnam is facing a housing catastrophe. A disastrous slump has overtaken its housing market. The government is embarrassed, the banks are bankrupt, and the economy is in a mess.
Jamelle Agbuis Nov 02, 2012

New Zealand's Property Market Buoyant

Residential property prices in New Zealand have continued to rise in the third quarter of 2012. The national housing median price rose by 6% to NZ$371,000 (US$304,168) during the year to September 2012, according to the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ).
Christine Gaylican Oct 18, 2012

No Letup in Global Housing Market Downturn, Aggravating European Crisis

No end to the global housing market downturn is in sight, except probably in the US, according to a survey of global house price trends by the Global Property Guide. Asia is weakening, and house price falls in the worst-hit European crisis countries are dramatically accelerating.
Jamelle Agbuis Sep 26, 2012

Sri Lanka’s Housing Market Remains Healthy

Sri Lanka's house price rises continue, as security issues get sorted out. There's no official house price data in Sri Lanka, but developers and homebuyers confirm there have been double-digit property price rises.
Jamelle Agbuis Sep 24, 2012

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