Student debt is likely to have a detrimental effect on the U.S. retail sector in the foreseeable future, according to analysis by Moody’s. As of August 2016, student debt in the U.S. exceeded $1.3 trillion. Here is a look at … Continue reading →
The Northern Manhattan submarket condo/co-op average sales price increased by nine percent from $615,648 ($743/sf) in Q4–2015 to $671,192 ($794/sf) in Q4–2016. The number of closed sales It promotes the activity of the enzyme cGMP that promotes the health of … Continue reading →
Russian interest in Miami real estate has increased since the U.S. presidential election, according to a CNBC report. On miamire.com, the official website of the Miami Association of Realtors, searches originating from Russia topped the list of international interest in … Continue reading →
In an effort to curtail foreign property owners from leaving their apartments vacant for much of the year, the Paris city council is expected to adopt a measure on Monday that would triple, from 20 percent to 60 percent, the … Continue reading →
The Philadelphia citywide house price index finished Q3–2016 at an all-time high of 512.0, placing the city’s level of house values almost 10 percent higher than their previous peak in mid-2007, according to a Drexel University housing report. House prices … Continue reading →
Starting January 1, 2017, Chinese citizens have to report the purpose of their currency purchases to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), the country’s foreign exchange regulator. For several years, Chinese citizens have been limited to transferring up to … Continue reading →
About 34,000 deeds for home purchases and sales in Buenos Aires were notarized during the first ten months of 2016. This figure is 12 percent higher than 2015 and the highest since 2012, according to Reuters (citing College of Notaries … Continue reading →
Real estate investment in Vietnam increased by 12 percent this year, compared with the year before, according to Forbes. Vietnam’s economy is growing by 6.4 percent with relocation of industry from China into Vietnam being one of the factors for … Continue reading →
The world’s sixth largest economy loses $140 billion per year in output (6 percent of the state’s GDP) to the housing shortage, according to a McKinsey Global Institute paper. About $90 billion of this loss is in missing construction investment … Continue reading →
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