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American of Chinese ancestry have a higher homeownership rate for their income than white Americans, finds new research by real estate economist Gary Painter, Ph.D., of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate.

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In early 2004, as American house prices roared higher and there came dire warnings from some quarters about the existence of a bubble — accompanied, of course, by strident denials from banks, most economists and the mortgage and real estate industries — Ben Bernanke (then still a governor before he became Fed chairman) addressed the problem of what to tell the American people.

But macro economists lacked the statistics needed to follow how land prices — that is, the «non-building» aspect of real estate value — were affected by the business cycle.

This must be a lie because it's reported by HuffPost, an «American spy media» based on some «sadist» reports coming from a «Voodoo» economist called David Madani who must have bet everything, including short - selling his own mother - in - law for Canada's Real Estate to die... Yeah, right.

The economists at the real estate information company recently predicted that Los Angeles home values will rise by a mere 1.7 % over the next 12 months (through November 2017).

Led by chief economist Jonathan Smoke, the economic team at Realtor.com analyzed real estate conditions in hundreds of metro areas across the country.

The economists at the real estate brokerage Redfin recently predicted that U.S. home prices would rise by 5.3 % during 2017, which would be very close to the 5.5 % year - over-year gain they reported for 2016.

An economic slowdown is widely expected by city officials, economists, and budget watchdogs, and the Council's budget response notes the consequences it could have on consumer spending, tax revenue, real estate prices, and cost of living.

Recently, we reported that a nationwide panel of over one hundred economists, real estate experts and investment & market strategists projected that home values would appreciate by approximately 8 % from now to the end of 2015.

Earl Sweet, senior economist and managing director at BMO Capital Markets has stated that «After a severe and protracted market downturn in the 1990s, the commercial real estate industry in Canada has been characterized by cautious development and prudent lending practices.»

Pascal Gauthier, an economist at TD Bank, says the current flock to real estate is likely a temporary blip caused by not only the low rates, but also the pent - up demand from people who held off buying last fall and winter while they waited to see if the recession was going to turn into a depression.

One study conducted by economists at the University of California, Berkeley and UCLA, found that, in the California real estate market, single - family homes with green labels sold at an average premium of 9 % (± 5 %) compared to similar homes from 2007 to 2012.

According to a survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit and Deutsche Bank, the real estate industry features one of the lowest percentages of authentication testing.

Talk of a real estate bubble might continue to percolate through the national media, but a recent report by five housing industry economists shows these theories to be mostly hot air.

In fact, real estate economist Hugh Kelly predicts new demand for office space will exceed 400 million square feet by 2015.

Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Maria Contreras - Sweet is joined by NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun and real estate professional Louis Nimkoff, principal of Brio Companies in Winter Park, Fla., to talk about Small Business Administration loans that can be used for small commercial property purchases, business expansion, and to cover operating and other business expenses.

The Conference will be attended by leaders of the real estate community, including Top 5 Members, other leading real estate sales associates, team leaders, leading brokerage owners, economists and a host of related industry visionaries from around the United States.

According to the ULI report, a survey of 43 of the commercial real estate industry's top economists and analysts, the national office vacancy average should drop to 13 percent by the end of the year, 12.5 percent next year and 12 percent by 2017.

The vacancy rate in the retail sector is expected to be at 10 percent by year - end and to trend a bit upward heading into 2018, according to Barbara Byrne Denham, senior economist at real estate research firm Reis.

The proposal continues to be examined by economists and the real estate industry.

NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun predicted home sales would increase by 4 percent next year and home prices would inch up 2 percent during the Economic Issues & Residential Real Estate Business Trends forum Friday morning.

The Housing Trends eNewsletter contains the latest information from the National Association of REALTORS ®, the U.S. Census Bureau and Realtor.org reports, videos, key market indicators and real estate sales statistics, a video message by a nationally recognized economist, maps, mortgage rates and calculators, consumer articles, plus local neighborhood information and more.

According to the real estate analysts and economists at Zillow, home prices in the U.S. are expected to rise by around 2.6 % over the next 12 months, extending into April 2018.

Residential Market Reports are prepared by chief economist Gregory J. Heym, previously the chief economist of the Real Estate Board of New York, who has evaluated the residential real estate market for the past eighteen yeReal Estate Board of New York, who has evaluated the residential real estate market for the past eighteen Estate Board of New York, who has evaluated the residential real estate market for the past eighteen yereal estate market for the past eighteen estate market for the past eighteen years.

In addition to major presentations by Thilo Best, chairman and CEO, Horizon Bay Retirement Living; Sam Chandan, PhD, president & chief economist, Real Estate Econometrics; and Dan B. Madsen, chairman, One Eighty and president / CEO, Leisure Care, breakout sessions will be held to address issues involving access to capital, the impact of the economy and strategies for increasing occupancy and profitability.

Economists continued to predict home prices will decline only slightly in 2012, falling 0.4 percent for the entire year, and will increase thereafter, according to the June 2012 Zillow ® Home Price Expectations Survey, compiled from 114 responses by a diverse group of economists, real estate experts and investment and market stEconomists continued to predict home prices will decline only slightly in 2012, falling 0.4 percent for the entire year, and will increase thereafter, according to the June 2012 Zillow ® Home Price Expectations Survey, compiled from 114 responses by a diverse group of economists, real estate experts and investment and market steconomists, real estate experts and investment and market strategists.

As some real estate economists have predicted, in spite of market volatility created by interest rate increases in late spring, average retail cap rates continued to trend down in the second quarter.

At a clinic conducted by the Certified Residential Brokers (CRB) in spring 1989, three industry leaders — Ira Gribin, then NAR president, Joe Hanauer, currently chairman of Grubb & Ellis Real Estate and formerly chairman of Coldwell Banker, and John Tuccillo, then as now NAR's chief economist — rendered predictions about the industry.

Economists have long been perplexed by the resilience of the real estate agent.

Top real estate economist John Tuccillo sets the stage by looking ahead for the real estate market.

Nela Richardson, chief economist at real estate broker Redfin, says most home buyers aren't likely to be deterred by a small increase in mortgage rates.

Improved educational performance, higher civic participation, lower crime rates, and improved health remain the biggest social benefits linked to homeownership, according to a new research paper by NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun and research economist Nadia Evangelou, which appears in The Journal of the Center for Real EstateEconomist Lawrence Yun and research economist Nadia Evangelou, which appears in The Journal of the Center for Real Estateeconomist Nadia Evangelou, which appears in The Journal of the Center for Real Estate Studies.

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On the surface, this case is meant to determine if Canada's largest real estate board has abused its market dominance, as has been suggested by both former Competition Commission Melanie Aitken and a major study by a U.S. economist that says TREB is trying to protect traditional GTA realtors from new competition to protect the $ 2.2 billion they made in commissions last year.

The market survey, conducted last month, is the eighth in a series of polls conducted by ULI to gauge sentiment among economists and analysts about the direction of the real estate industry.

Based on estimates from economists, as reported by The Wall Street Journal in June, China nets anywhere from 16 % to 25 % of its GDP from real estate investments and real - estate - related services, such as construction.

At left, Ethan Vaisman, real estate economist with CoStar, speaking at a Washington, D.C., symposium jointly sponsored by the ULI Terwilliger Center for Housing and the National Association of Affordable Housing Lenders.