Germany’s largest residential real estate company, Vonovia, is aiming to return to growth after as the broader housing market rebounds following a sharp downturn. “We are emerging from the crisis earlier than many others,” said chief executive Rolf Buch while presenting the 2024 figures on Wednesday. Like other landlords, Vonovia is benefiting from…
‘40,000x return is just 11.3% annually’: Financial planner debunks a real estate myth in India
A bungalow in Mumbai’s upscale Nepean Sea Road, bought for around ₹1 lakh in 1917, is now set to be sold for ₹400 crore. The property’s value has skyrocketed by 40,000 times over a century — a staggering figure at first g
Bengaluru real estate market: Will it mirror Mumbai’s footsteps? Netizens weigh in
Netizens are debating whether Bengaluru’s real estate market will follow the same boom-and-stabilization pattern seen in Mumbai over the past two decades
India’s real estate market continues to boom in APAC as investments surge 88% in H2 2024, office space leads the pack: Report
India continued to exhibit strong momentum within the APAC region, with H2 2024 witnessing 88 per cent annual rise in investments at $3.0 billion.
Real estate agency cancels agreement over rebrand
A battle over rebranding a string of high-profile real estate agencies is being played out in court.
Financial firms’ exposure to real estate project financing dips over 12 pct in 2024: data
PF loans-decline SEOUL, March 19 (Yonhap) — Financial institutions’ exposure to real estate development declined by more than 12 percent last year as they struggled to write off or reduce loans extended to risky projects, data showed Wednesday. According to the data from the Financial Supervisory Service, banks, insurers and other financial instit…
Take a look a the real estate trends for February in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake
Take a look a the real estate trends for February in Grapevine, Colleyville, Southlake
Giants get a badly needed cash infusion for their real estate division
Giants sell off a chunk of themselves to help cover investment losses in another area of the business.
Flashy NYC real estate agent, 3 others faked docs, signatures to take over houses under owners’ noses: prosecutors
Garish real estate agent Autumn Valeri of Commack, New York, and the three others — Carl Avinger and Lawrence T. Ray of Queens and Torey Guice of Roselle, New Jersey — allegedly stole the houses through fake paperwork.