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Post by gemel on Apr 20, 2015 8:43:56 GMT
www.goldcore.com/us/gold-blog/u-s-and-global-property-bubble-fears-mount/New data shows real-estate returns in the UK surging 17.9% in 2014 and London returns of over 20% and global returns averaging 9.9%, the Financial Times has warned of a “renewed global property bubble”. “Renewed global property bubble” warned of by Financial Times - Research company MSCI says returns on property last year averaged 9.9% globally - “Best performance” since 2007 and fifth consecutive annual rise - Rents have not increased in line with asset appreciation - Speculators moving into more risky peripheral markets around the major hubs like London - Demand being driven by lack of yield and ultra loose monetary policies - Bubble is now fully dependent on record low interest rates in the U.S. and EU continuing … - Bubble will burst as all bubbles do … question is not if but when … What happens if property value shoots down ? Would borrowers walk away from the loans similar to 2008 ? ---- This conversation gave me an itch, I could not quite get rid of .... www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnp5ETnKylU----
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Post by debeast on Apr 20, 2015 9:36:39 GMT
Thats a nice surprise a company that is based on selling you something that isn't property says property is due to fail.
Pass the salt please!
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Post by j on Apr 20, 2015 9:54:55 GMT
Thats a nice surprise a company that is based on selling you something that isn't property says property is due to fail. Pass the salt please! /beastie I dig your POV beastie but gemel does raise some valid points. We are due a property correction at least & not necessarily a full blown bubble burst. It would probably happen sooner rather than later if you put various factors into melting pot (have been covered in various threads last few months so won't repeat). How much of an effect that will have is what we're all trying to guess to maximise returns from falls & ups later on.
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Post by gemel on Apr 20, 2015 12:03:07 GMT
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Post by yorkshireman on Apr 20, 2015 13:04:01 GMT
(Labour + SNP = Profligate government spending = Loss of confidence in UK) + (Higher interest rates) = Property market falls
QED
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Post by debeast on Apr 20, 2015 13:44:03 GMT
Aye there may be a correction at some point but a burst not too sure on that. It's been predicted every few years for as long as i can remember  I'm not worried but then not all my eggs are in the property basket ! /beastie |
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Post by debeast on Apr 20, 2015 13:45:22 GMT
(Labour + SNP = Profligate government spending = Loss of confidence in UK) + (Higher interest rates) = Property market falls QED If that unholy union comes to pass then god help us all!
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Post by yorkshireman on Apr 20, 2015 14:17:01 GMT
It's been predicted every few years for as long as i can remember /beastie Agreed. However, governments and central banks have managed to avoid dealing with the underlying problems for several years by “kicking the can further down the road”. Sooner or later this won’t be an option and the brown stuff will hit the fan, a Labour / SNP arrangement and the resulting profligacy might just be the catalyst to bring that about. Like you, I don’t have all my eggs in property.
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