Asian Property Investment Risky and Badly Performing

Written by admin on October 13, 2009 – 3:45 pm

Asian Property Investment Risky and Badly Performing

Asian residential property buyers beware!

Asia’s real estate markets seem, on the surface, to have recovered from the Asian crisis and to be back on their feet. In fact the entire world has enjoyed a residential property boom over the past decade – Europe, the US, Australia and New Zealand have seen property prices soar.

But in Asia the reality is quite different. Asia’s residential markets have performed poorly, a Read more »


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Asian Property: a Decade After the Crisis

Written by admin on June 27, 2009 – 3:45 pm

Asian Property: a Decade After the Crisis

A decade after the 1997 Asian Crisis erupted, most housing markets in Asia are well on their way to recovery.

Boosted by strong economic growth and strong local and international demand, residential real estate prices in the Philippines, Singapore and South Korea rose by more than 10% in nominal terms y-o-y to Q1 2007.

In Hong Kong, after registering price falls in early 2006, the over-all residential price ind Read more »


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London and Monaco are Europe’s Most Expensive Cities for Residential Property Buyers

Written by admin on May 3, 2009 – 3:46 pm

London and Monaco are Europe’s Most Expensive Cities for Residential Property Buyers

London and Monaco are Europe’s most expensive cities for residential property buyers. Prices in the Baltics have risen to the same level as capitals such as Copenhagen, Berlin, Munich, Stockholm, Vienna, and Frankfurt.

High rewards await property investors in some parts of Europe, according to the Global Property Guide, a residenti Read more »


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