Sentences with phrase «estate bubble so»

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The real economic value of an apartment is not necessarily the same as its market price, especially if a speculative real estate bubble has artificially boosted prices, so let us assume that the fundamental value of these apartments to Chinese households is actually between one - third and one - half of the market value.

Of course China has a real estate bubble, so let's skip the foreplay and get to the heart of the matter: What will it mean for investors?

Just as real estate lending fuels land speculation, so the withdrawal of such credit leaves property markets to decline, sometimes with a crash, as occurred in Japan after 1990 when its financial bubble burst.

The real estate bubble, already letting out air for three years, collapsed so suddenly that the world's financial system nearly went down with it.

Real estate investments haven't performed so well over the last couple years, as the bursting of the housing bubble really hurt the market and impacted many lives in a negative way.

And he assumes that re-inflating the real estate bubble — the Fed's explicit aim — will make U.S. exports more competitive rather than less so!

So the Fed's real goal is to re-inflate the real estate bubble (while spurring a stock market bubble as well, if it can).

As the real estate bubble deflated, so did the plans.

'71 Barracudas and»68 Chargers have been high on the dream list since back then, but I'm much more worldly these days, thanks in large part to having sampled much of New York bureau chief Jamie Kitman's vintage British fleet, so my dream garage's old Mopars are now joined by names like Triumph Dolomite Sprint, Ford Lotus Cortina, MGA, Sunbeam Lotus, and Jaguar XK120, which fight vehicles like AMC SC / Ramblers, bay - window Volkswagen Microbus campers, and Buick Skylark Sport Wagons for real estate in my daydream thought bubbles.

And were people who had worked and saved money for their retirement really putting it into real estate so soon after the bubble burst?

That's why we're seeing so many real estate bubbles around the world.

We would have been better off if the Fed had allowed prior minor crises (LDCs, Continental Illinois, Commercial Real Estate, RMBS, Mexico, 97 Asian Panic, LTCM, Tech Bubble) to break ugly, so that bad investments would be liquidated, and capital released to more profitable ventures.

So, how should we deal with the possiblity of a agricultural real estate bubble?

Bubbles rarely do go to zero when they burst: tulip bulbs still cost money, so does Tokyo real estate, and dotcom stocks are having a second coming.

So you've made it through the worst of the real estate bubble, you've developed a nice client base, and you're taking over the entire industry — great!

No interview with a 56 - year real estate veteran would be complete without asking him what he thinks about the so - called real estate bubble in Toronto.

But by all means let's keep the waters chummed with promises of real estate riches so the rich dad poor dad set keeps filling the buyer pool pushing the bubble yet higher.

After all these years, the conventional wisdom seems to be that everyone is to blame for the Great Real Estate Bubble and the Great Recession; regulators, politicians, the Fed, rating agencies and so on, but especially, Wall Street and the banks.

A totally unique thing I do that I haven't seen anyone else do is that I move the base year back to 1995 so you can see how the Great Real Estate Bubble develops from the very beginning.

Denver and Dallas sat out the The Great Real Estate Boom and Bust of the 2000s so I'm not too worried about them having bubble prices now.

So I spent a couple of months trying to figure it out for myself and found an easy way to explain the basic economics behind the Great Real Estate Bubble.

It's certainly understandable that lots of people shy away from buying real estate so soon after the real estate bubble burst, and the slow recovery.

There is some danger that as foreign buyers, first - time buyers, owners of vacant homes and domestic speculators find themselves nudged out, the housing market will cascade into a tailspin, revealing what so many critics have predicted: that the real estate market is a dangerous bubble in need of a serious correction of between 30 and 50 percent.

Why is Los Angeles so prone to real estate bubbles?

By Scott Newman So you've made it through the worst of the real estate bubble, you've developed a nice client base, and you're taking over the entire industry — great!

After the real estate bubble burst, like many Realtors I spent so much time and effort struggling to rebuild my business, years longer than I thought it would take.