Real Estate Property

July 2, 2010 by · Comments Off
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Real Estate refers to any piece of land and anything and everything pertaining to it. In simple language, it can be defined as any property which is owned for commercial or residential purpose.

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Avoid Three Pitfalls When Flipping Houses

June 17, 2010 by · Comments Off
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House flipping remained as a successful business for many investors and agents of real estate until there was market crash recently. With property prices coming down, this business did not suffice the profit demands. Further, since property prices are less, investing on a property without considering various associated matters is common.

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Avoid Three Pitfalls When Flipping Houses

The Absolute Beauty of Real Estate Investing

June 17, 2010 by · Comments Off
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There are many investment choices out there these days. From cash, to treasury bills, stocks, bonds, gold, emerging markets, art, start-ups, your own business, defaulted debt, etc

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What is Really Driving Australian Property Prices?

May 3, 2010 by · Comments Off
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There is so much talk in the media about rising property prices in Australia. I constantly hear people suggesting that prices are a factor of supply and that the short supply of housing in Australia is the driving force behind price growth.

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What is Really Driving Australian Property Prices?

The Property Investor Awaits a Better Future

March 28, 2010 by · Comments Off
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In the recent years, property investors were not able to close great deals especially the more cautious ones. It’s typical for the property investor to study the market closely but it doesn’t mean that just because the economy has slump, investments should also be frozen. You should be aware that most the property prices are now lower by 20% as compared to the year 2007.

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Real Estate Crises in Japan in 90 – What Caused It?

March 26, 2010 by · Comments Off
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There was a period of spectacular real estate price increase in Japan starting around the mid- 1970s. Commercial property prices in Tokyo recorded a threefold increase between 1980 and 1990.

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Real Estate Crises in Japan in 90 – What Caused It?

Property Investment Nightmares!

March 19, 2010 by · Comments Off
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This article is for all you would be property investors as well as savvy veterans who have seen more than their fair share of bad experiences. Even in stormy economic times when the forecast is more akin to tornadoes than rain and businesses go belly up, banks go bust and property prices dive, investing in property can still be a viable option, providing the figures stack up.

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Property Investment Nightmares!

Apartment Buildings For Sale – A Quick Tip For Ownership of That First Apartment Building

March 19, 2010 by · Comments Off
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How much do you dream about owning your first apartment building for sale? Shawn remembers seeing her first apartment building for sale.

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Rental Prices Rising As Property Supply Remains Low

March 19, 2010 by · Comments Off
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We have blogged a few times about the supply of new build property remaining low, as developers struggle to catch up with the large build deficit that was left behind after the property value falls of 2008 and the beginning of 2009.

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Can You Predict the Property Cycle?

March 18, 2010 by · Comments Off
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The property market moves in cycles just like the economy and is characterized by periods of strong demand and rising property prices and periods of over supply and stabilizing property prices. Property prices rarely fall due to continuous demand (population growth) for living space and inflationary new supply.

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Can You Predict the Property Cycle?

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