Immobilienmärkte News

Die Immobilienmärkte sind in unterschiedlichen Zyklen und Ländern immer wieder der Schauplatz für Übertreibungen. Die letzten zwei großen Immobilienkrisen ereigneten sich in Japan (1990) und den USA (2008). In beiden Fällen verteuerten sich die Immobilien fortlaufend aufgrund günstiger Finanzierungsbedingungen und steigender Nachfrage. Während in Japan steigende Zinsen die Blase zum Platzen brachte, waren es in den USA komplexe Immobilienderivate, deren Wertermittlung ab einem gewissen Zeitpunkt nicht mehr vernünftig möglich war. Seit 2010 bis in die Gegenwart verteuerten sich insbesondere in deutschen Großstädten die Immobilienpreise deutlich.

22.04.19 - 07:12 This Week: US home sales, Tesla earns, Amazon earns (AP)   A look at some of the key business events and economic indicators upcoming this week:...

22.04.19 - 06:36 Abu Dhabi′s real estate investment law reforms are ′gaming changing,′ developer says (CNBC)   The relaxing of foreign real estate investment laws in Abu Dhabi will create jobs and stoke demand for property, according to Aldar Properties CEO Talal Al Dhiyebi....

22.04.19 - 03:48 Jones Lang LaSalle: Leveraging Technology And Platforms In Real Estate (SeekingAlpha)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter seekingalpha.com zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

21.04.19 - 16:06 MIDEAST STOCKS-Abu Dhabi outperforms on financials and real estate, most Gulf markets rise (Reuters EN)   Abu Dhabi stocks outperformed Gulf markets on Sunday on expectations that banks and real estate companies will benefit from new rules which would allow foreigners to own land and property in investment areas on a freehold basis. The Abu Dhab...

21.04.19 - 14:06 Is It Better To Buy A Home With Cash Or A Mortgage? (Forbes)   Should you use the proceeds from the sale of your old home to buy your new house? Although living mortgage-free may be tempting, you might be better off getting a loan and investing the cash instead....

21.04.19 - 13:43 Algorithms are being used everywhere: In credit decisions Mortgages Insurance rates Which kids get into college How long criminals go to prison Too often, they're found to be making mistakes (Bloomberg)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter bloom.bg zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

21.04.19 - 06:45 Lotta stuff in the report. From @SecretsBedard: Kushner cleared of seeking Russian money to pay real estate debt. http://ow.ly/ARmf50qYMU5  (Donald J. Trump)   Lotta stuff in the report. From @SecretsBedard: Kushner cleared of seeking Russian money to pay real estate debt. http://ow.ly/ARmf50qYMU5 ...

21.04.19 - 06:36 International investors extend their inroads into China’s commercial real estate sector (SCMP)   International investors have extended their inroads into China’s commercial property sector this year, as the largest cities become hunting grounds for office towers, shopping malls and mixed-use projects.Global investors have splashed out 29....

21.04.19 - 04:48 These co-living concepts can help companies slash short-term staff housing costs by 50 per cent (SCMP)   Financial institutions, consultancy firms, universities and start-ups are looking to co-living as a flexible, short-term accommodation solution that could cut costs by as much as 50 per cent, industry players said.“Approximately 25 companies h...

20.04.19 - 23:09 Priced out of the property market? You could barge in  (DailyMail)   A second-hand 40ft narrowboat might cost about £25,000 - almost a tenth of the price of an average £240,000 bricks-and-mortar home. Toby (pictured) bought a 49-foot barge....

20.04.19 - 19:42 Nur gegen Geld in die Wohnung: Über Nacht privatisiert: Immobilienbesitzer kauft Zufahrtstraße - und kassiert Wegezoll (Stern)   Über Nacht war die Straße blockiert. Die Zufahrt zu einigen Häusern in Oststeinbek bei Hamburg gehörte plötzlich einem Immobilienhändler. Und der verlangt nun Wegezoll von den Anwohnern....

20.04.19 - 14:12 Homebuyers with deposits as low as 5% now have a choice of 405 different mortgages, research reveals (DailyMail)   Research by Moneyfacts found that the number of mortgage deals available had shot up from just three a decade ago. It suggests banks are desperate to attract first time buyers with little cash....

20.04.19 - 13:27 Housing Will Weaken Further In 2019 And 2020 (Forbes)   Slightly weaker demand for housing will combine with a little too much supply. Home price appreciation will slow. A major price decline is unlikely, but don't expect to make easy money simply owning a house....

19.04.19 - 19:03 Housing Starts Dip in March (The Street)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter thestreet.com zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

19.04.19 - 17:12 Worst Week For REITs Of 2019, But Housing Outlook Strengthens (SeekingAlpha)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter seekingalpha.com zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

19.04.19 - 16:36 Morguard Real Estate Investment Trust: This 7.7%-Yielding REIT Remains A Hold (SeekingAlpha)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter seekingalpha.com zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

19.04.19 - 16:36 March New Housing Construction: Making A Bottom, At Close To Recessionary Levels (SeekingAlpha)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter seekingalpha.com zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

19.04.19 - 15:15 U.S. housing starts approach two-year low; permits weak (Reuters EN)   U.S. homebuilding dropped to a near two-year low in March, pulled down by persistent weakness in the single-family housing segment, suggesting the housing market continued to struggle despite declining mortgage rates....

19.04.19 - 14:55 U.S. Housing Starts Fall in March to Weakest Pace Since 2017 (Bloomberg)   Um den gesamten Artikel unter bloom.bg zu lesen, klicken Sie bitte auf die Überschrift...

19.04.19 - 14:49 Housing Starts Collapse Continues - Worst Annual Drop Since 2011 (ZeroHedge)   Well this should steal the jam out of the green-shoot-brigade's donut. Housing Starts and Permits unexpectedly tumbled in March. Housing Starts fell 0.3% MoM (against expectations of a 5.4% rebound) and to make matters worse, February's 8.7% plung...