Potential property bubbles and crashes in the Australian housing market are hotly debated and heavily scrutinised because housing is a lynchpin of the country’s economy. Much of Australia’s wealth—for both individual households and financial markets—is dependent on property investments.
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JOHANNESBURG – More homeowners are struggling to pay up, given all the added costs of owning a home these days.
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Whether you’re searching for a new place to live or looking for information to help you negotiate your rent, it can be helpful to know what typical housing costs are for your area.
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A Melbourne real estate agent has copped a grilling over an inner-city garage listed for almost $100,000, as he touts its potential as a “luxury beachside” abode.
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Many people make big career changes over their lifetime but few are more colourful than a Sydney real estate agent who swapped snakes and crocodiles for bricks and mortar.
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Europe’s thirst for U.S. crude oil is expected to remain elevated, VP of Midstream for Chevron Corp said today on the sidelines of the Argus Americas Crude summit.
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Home sales continued to fall across southern Georgian Bay in January.
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More Canadians are purchasing investment properties, and here’s why.
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“Imagine being able to save through the rent you pay, so that at some point in the future you can buy the property you live in. At the same time, as landlords, consider the possibility of collecting a higher rent and at the end of the agreement with your tenant, selling it to them, possibly at a higher price than when the tenancy started.” With these words, Economics Professor Kostas Zachariadis summarizes to Kathimerini the model that his London-based company Adjoin Homes has been implementing since last year.
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“For Singapore, residential rents have been going up a lot over the past year”, he said. “Some of our [expatriate] colleagues have been complaining because they … are bearing the brunt of these high rental costs”, Chow said. “Hong Kong started from a very high base, while Singapore is coming off from a low base”.
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