So far in 2014, Chinese individuals and companies have purchased about $230 million in Japanese real estate, according to The Wall Street Journal (citing data from Jones Lang LaSalle). This represents a three-fold increase from 2013. The rise in Chinese … Continue reading →
Investment in the Russian commercial real estate market (both foreign and domestic) totaled $3.7 billion during the first three quarters of 2014, according to World Property Journal (citing data from Cushman and Wakefield). Of this amount, $3.4 billion (92 percent) … Continue reading →
The pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are taking a toll on the city’s real estate and retail sectors. Shares of Sun Hung Kai Properties Ltd. – the city’s largest property developer – have dropped by 5.4 percent over the past … Continue reading →
So far in 2014, Canadian investors have acquired stakes in US properties worth $8.3 billion. This follows $11.1 billion of real estate investment in 2013,
Continue reading →Real estate investment in Japan increased by 70 percent to $44 billion from March 2013 to March 2014, according to Bloomberg (citing data from Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management). Real Capital Analytics Inc. reports that Tokyo office cap rates dropped … Continue reading →
The number of new homes completed in the European Union fell by a third between 2011 and 2013, according to The Economist. Meanwhile, demand for housing continues to rise, particularly in Health ailments: Health conditions that are poor can cause … Continue reading →
French shopping center owner/manager Klépierre plans to acquire Dutch rival Corio in an all-stock deal worth $9.7 billion, according to The New York Times. The combined companies would become Europe’s largest retail shopping center owner with 182 shopping centers in … Continue reading →
Property sales in China declined by 9.2 percent in the first half of 2014, according to The Wall Street Journal. The slowdown in the housing market has led to increased investment in larger, potentially more Millions of men are using … Continue reading →
The strength of a country’s currency is affected by the following factors: Global economic and political conditions; Monetary policy/fiscal discipline (i.e. interest rates); Domestic political factors/rule of law; Supply and demand for the currency; The country’s past reputation for economic … Continue reading →
According to Eurobank Property Services S.A. (citing data from Bank of Greece), residential real estate prices in Greece have declined by 35 percent from their Many pharmacies over internet offer cheap online forzest at very affordable prices which a common … Continue reading →