Cooling measures impact Singapore's property market as home sales decline
Author : PNT Bureau
Singapore's property market experienced a significant decline in home sales, reaching its lowest level since December, due to the absence of notable property launches and the government's cooling measures. The number of new private flats purchased in June dropped to 278 units, indicating a potential moderation in the previously red-hot property market. However, analysts anticipate an upturn in the market with an increase in housing supply and several major developments set to be launched in the coming month. While measures have reduced foreign homebuying interest, local residents continue to show interest in the property market, supporting demand for their own occupancy....
German real estate market hit by double-digit drop as mortgage rates rise
Author : PNT Bureau
During the first half of 2023, there has been a significant decrease in German house prices. This decline can be attributed to several factors, including increased borrowing costs, inflation, and a slowdown in economic growth. As a result of these influences, experts now characterize the current state of the housing market as a shift from a seller's market to a buyer's market. The drop in property prices, combined with a decrease in housebuilding activity and uncertainties in regulations, has led to a prevailing sense of uncertainty and caution among potential investors....
Bob Dylan's long time Scottish residence hits the market
Author : PNT Bureau
Bob Dylan's cherished Scottish home, a rustic estate set in the serene countryside, is up for sale, offering a rare opportunity for music enthusiasts and history lovers to own a piece of iconic cultural heritage. This historical property served as Dylan's creative haven, inspiring some of his most profound works and providing refuge during tumultuous times. The sale presents a bittersweet chance for admirers to embrace the legacy of a musical legend and relish the magic that once resonated within these walls....
Humour and Home: Sanjay Dutt and Arshad Warsi unite for Danube Properties
Author : PNT Bureau
Danube Properties, a leading private real estate developer in the UAE, launches an exciting campaign featuring popular Bollywood actors Sanjay Dutt and Arshad Warsi. The objective is to entice Indian investors to invest in Dubai properties developed by Danube. With a humorous and engaging approach, the campaign's slogan "Dubai may ghar bole to Danube ka ghar" captures hearts and showcases iconic scenes from the actors' movies. Alongside the campaign, Danube is offering a tailor-made holiday package, encouraging Indian investors to explore Dubai and consider investing in their properties. The film highlights the company's success and aims to continue attracting more investors to their outstanding properties in the vibrant city of Dubai....
Dusit Hotels Makes Nepal Debut with Two Luxury Properties
Author : PNT Bureau
Dusit International makes its debut in Nepal with the opening of two hotels - Dusit Princess Kathmandu and Dusit Thani Himalayan Resort Dhulikhel. The properties promise luxurious experiences for business and leisure travelers. Dusit Princess Kathmandu offers well-appointed rooms and a focus on wellness, while Dusit Thani Himalayan Resort Dhulikhel provides a tranquil escape in the Himalayan foothills. The expansion marks a significant milestone for Dusit International, a leading hotel and property development company, as it continues to grow its global portfolio and deliver exceptional hospitality experiences worldwide....
Unit sales in Surfers Paradise, Queensland reach record levels, setting new heights in the market
Author : PNT Bureau
Surfers Paradise in Queensland remains a top destination for high-rise apartment sales, experiencing a significant increase of 62% in unit sales from April to May, according to InfoTrack's market update. The area continues to outperform other locations in the state, maintaining its popularity despite rising prices. Additionally, PropTrack's Market Trends report highlights the challenge of property ownership due to rising interest rates, with the median weekly household income at $1,861. Aspiring homeowners are finding it increasingly difficult to enter the property market, emphasizing the need for financial caution and a buffer for home loan repayments....
Tokyo places among bottom 10 cities for wealthy foreign residents
Author : PNT Bureau
While Tokyo remains a popular tourist destination, it is increasingly losing its appeal to potential foreign investors. Tokyo ranked among the bottom 10 cities for expats to live in 2022 due to several serious factors. Tokyo's wealthiest districts, where properties can reach £10 million, are failing to impress expats who seek a desirable lifestyle. High taxes, visa complexities, and difficulties in forming local friendships also play a role in wealthy individuals leaving Tokyo....
Auckland’s housing market shows signs of rebounding confidence
Author : PNT Bureau
The real estate market in New Zealand, particularly in Auckland, experienced stable house prices but a decline in sales in June. Sellers in Auckland are holding off on selling in the hope of achieving higher prices, while some have adjusted their asking prices to adapt to the market. Property listings decreased both nationally and in Auckland, but prospective buyers are still actively searching for properties. The average time to sell a house remained unchanged nationally but increased compared to the previous year. Overall, the value of residential properties in the country experienced an annual decline. Auction sales decreased compared to the previous year, and the total number of properties available for sale decreased as well....
UK Housing Market Downturn: Barratt Developments adapts to changing economic landscape
Author : PNT Bureau
Barratt Developments, Britain's leading housing construction company, issued a cautionary statement indicating a significant reduction in the number of homes it plans to build in the current fiscal year. The decision was influenced by the impact of increasing mortgage rates and persistent inflation, which have adversely affected the demand for housing. Barratt's projected home construction for the period ending June 30, 2024, is estimated to decrease by approximately 20% compared to the previous year's figure....
Navigating the challenges of converting offices to apartments in Boston
Author : PNT Bureau
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a shift in the demand for real estate, with decreased demand for office spaces and increased need for residential homes. Boston Mayor Michelle Wu proposed offering property tax discounts to landlords who convert empty office spaces into residential apartments. However, the financial challenges of such conversions are significant. Renovating office spaces into apartments can be as costly as constructing new buildings, especially when tenants are still occupying the premises. Additionally, zoning regulations and the layout of office spaces may pose obstacles to conversions. Displacement of existing tenants and the need for additional amenities further add to the costs....
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