The Global Property Guide
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The Global Property Guide is a research publication and web site for the high net worth investor in residential property – providing information about the process and benefits of buying property in any country in the entire world.
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The world’s housing markets are showing signs of recovery, according to the latest survey of world-wide house price indices prepared by the Global Property Guide (www.globalpropertyguide.com).
Among the 32 countries in the Global Property Guide’s survey of house prices, 27 recorded price falls during the year to the end of the first quarter of 2009, in real terms.
Chinese residential property prices aren’t likely to recover soon. That’s the conclusion of recent research by the Global Property Guide (www.globalpropertyguide.com)
It has been a dismal year for house prices, according to the Global Property Guide’s latest survey of publicly-available house-price time-series for the year 2008. And seen from a global perspective, the downturn is still accelerating.
There are surprisingly large differences between returns on residential property in Chile’s main cities. Santiago and Concepción are attractive for residential property investors, Viña Del Mar less so, says the Global Property Guide. [www.globalpropertyguide.com]
Monte Carlo is No 1 in the Global Property Guide’s list of World’s Most Expensive Residential Real Estate Markets 2009, more than twice as expensive, at US$45,000 per square metre, as the runner up. [www.globalpropertyguide.com]
Weighed down by the credit crunch and high inflation, the global house price boom has ended, according to the latest Global Property Guide survey of house price indicators.
Asian property markets, though still relatively unaffected by the credit crunch, will soon be affected by inflation and higher interest rates, warns the Global Property Guide, because of rising food, fuel and other commodity prices.
Shanghai, China (up 35.4%) was the world’s strongest residential property market during the past full year, according to a compilation of official and private-sector statistics by the Global Property Guide.
In an extended research article, regimes in about 40 countries are reviewed by the Global Property Guide, an international research firm.
