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Turkey:2015 Property Market Overview

Every year the demand for housing in Istanbul, the most densely inhabited city in Turkey, grows in line with its continuously expanding population. The rising demand for housing is met by the existing housing stock plus new housing production. Residential property prices in Turkey rose strongly in 2014, gaining more than 16 percent in nominal […]

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U.S : Are First-Time Buyers Back?

The entry-level housing market may be on the upswing. The pace of new construction is one of many gauges of the state of the current housing market, along with home prices and the volume of sales. Moreover, the kinds of new homes under construction can tell us about the health of the housing recovery. The […]

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Las Vegas Home Prices Rise 8 Percent Annually

According to the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors (GLVAR), the Las Vegas housing market is increasingly becoming more stable with Southern Nevada home prices remaining about 8 percent higher than they were a year ago.GLVAR reported the median price of homes sold in February 2015 was $205,000. That was up 2.5 percent from an […]

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London Housing market 2015 : A review

Over the past few years, the surge in house prices have been shocking Londoners from Shepherd’s Bush to Stratford. Many potential buyers have hoped that signs of a slowdown that emerged in the summer would continue, and so it has proved. But what is exactly a slowdown for a market that has been outperforming away […]

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Property Market in Malaysia : What To Expect

Almost 20 years ago, the property market in Malaysia was hit hard by the Asian financial crisis. House prices contracted between 8 to 9.5 per cent. The government’s stringent policies helped the market to recover. From 2006 onwards, the residential market experienced exponential growth. The property market started weakening from 2009 when the base lending […]

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World’s hottest luxury property markets

Big Apple is world’s hottest luxury property market New York was followed by Aspen, Bali, Istanbul and Abu Dhabi, which saw gains of between 14.7 percent and 16 percent. Read MoreWill the Waldorf become NYC’s hot new address? San Francisco, Dublin, Cape Town, Muscat and Los Angeles rounded out the top 10, with price advances […]