2018 property trends to watch – Jon Ellis
Certainly, the 2018 market is predicted to be a buyer’s market. That’s according to one commentator. The CEO for Investorist,… Read More
No bursting of the development bubble in 2018, tips Investorist
2018 will see no “bursting of the development bubble”, but will see the market shift steadily to the buyer’s favour,… Read More
Chicago’s looking brilliant to some British homebuyers, investors
When Michael Emery moved from London to Chicago 30 years ago, it was rare to meet another British expat. “There… Read More
Top 4 US Cities British Investors Are Embracing
According to data from the Census Bureau’s Survey of Construction (SOC), 59.8% of all US homes started in 2016 were built… Read More
Property predictions for 2018: what to expect this year
There will be a range of property coming to market with added incentives from the developer, including stamp duty-equivalent benefits… Read More
Developers still going to China, but demand down 40pc
The founder of Australia’s biggest off-the-plan marketing website says the claim that local developers have abandoned the Chinese market due to… Read More
Top Five Factors Driving Chinese Investment In Miami Real Estate
MIAMI—The demand for Miami real estate is rising—at least among investors in China. What is driving the press? There are a handful… Read More
Chinese property buyers shift interest from Australia to other parts of the world
Chinese inquiries in Australian residential property was down 9.7 per cent in the first half of the year compared to… Read More
US education attracts Chinese buyers, study finds
Chinese buyers have been at the center of many international real estate conversations the past few years. Although this demographic’s… Read More
Chinese demand for Melbourne property to cool for remainder of year: Investorist chief executive
Victoria’s removal of stamp duty concessions on off the plan purchases paired with tightened bank lending will cause a drop… Read More
Chinese investment in Australian property could fall as much as $16b in 2017
Chinese buyers have turned off the Australian investment property market, with 43 per cent of Chinese agents surveyed by Investorist… Read More