China’s real estate financing has seen great expansion last month, while pressure still exists in the second half of this year, analysts said. In June, financing by Chinese property developers surged 66.2 percent month on month with the unleashing of pent-up demand, according to CRIC, a property research institution. The
Real estate industry leaders predict that the worst of COVID-driven real estate market declines sustained during the first six months this year may be in the rear view mirror, according to a midyear sentiment survey of industry leaders by RCLCO Real Estate Advisors. While some sectors have not yet hit
Many developers, builders and other real estate professionals believe that senior housing has not yet hit a bottom due to Covid-19. That’s according to findings from the mid-year market sentiment survey from RCLCO Real Estate Advisors. About 22% of respondents said that they believe senior housing — including independent living,
The government has given the green light for home moves to restart across England, and this is big news if you’re planning – or have started – a renovation project. The new guidelines include advice for tradespeople heading back to work, and how you as a homeowner can accommodate tradespeople
COVID-19 tops a list of the 10 interrelated factors impacting the real estate sector, in a list compiled recently by The Counselors of Real Estate that describes the coronavirus as the “greatest environmental experiment of our real estate lives.” The 2020-21 Top Ten Issues Affecting Real Estate, discussed recently in
Thailand’s hospitality industry has been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic and Bangkok’s serviced apartments are no exception. A study by property consultant Jones Lang LaSalle indicates that serviced apartments have generally fared better than hotels in current and past times of distress. The report expects the pandemic to boost
The Pattaya property market showed signs of life to end last year, but uncertainty from global events could quickly bring the positive momentum to a halt in 2020. Colliers International Thailand found the number of new condo projects launched in the second half of 2019 hit a five year high
Housing Market Group economists predict that home prices will most likely decrease between 2-3% through the end of the year from pre-COVID levels and slowly recover by late 2021. The predictions include two other possible scenarios: Prices decline as much as 4% and take longer to recover, or as little as 1%
The Vice-President of the Phuket Real Estate Association says there will be no quick bounce-back for the island’s property market, saying it will take at least 2 years for things to recover from the devastating effects of Covid-19. Speaking to Bangkok Post, Boon Yongsakul, owner of Boat Lagoon, says the
Thailand Housing Market’s Thailand Consumer Sentiment Study, revealed that across all age groups, the perception of property agents and developers is the least important factor when considering a property purchase. How Thais perceives the property market is key to its success. Confidence buoys demand to instigate spending and increase transaction
