The effects of globalisation:
Its rather telling that a combination of US Funds like Colony Capital and the bad credit crunch that has hit the
For those that are not in the financial world and wondering why our markets are now so interdependent, I’ll try to simplify an answer.
US Banks for the longest time tried to sell the risk of their bad loans to other banks and did this via debt securitization. ?The international debt markets work in the same way and since credit in the
Its quite telling that this cycle is similar in the
Let’s do a quick global analysis of property trends worldwide.
In London, as a result of the sub-prime crises and the recent lay-offs of investment bankers and other financial staff by major banks in London, the property prices both in terms of capital gains and also rental have suffered a hit and is expected to trend downwards as London growth has been fueled by the financial sector for the longest time.
Prime location has a great report indicating the current trends in
Its quite telling that the bad economy and the sub-prime issue continues to dampen consumer spending and as a result real estate investment in the next two years may be dampened. ?In fact housing prices have fallen at the fastest rate ever as reported by S&P.?
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I’m personally thinking of investing in
The Property Prices in
Resources in this article:
REIC Blog :
http://reicblog.com/real-estate-investing/builders-sees-no-full-recovery-until-2010/
Prime Location (
http://www.primelocation.com/house-price-index/
US Property Prices Article:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24367064/
http://calculatedrisk.blogspot.com/2008/06/australia-house-prices-fall-most-in.html
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