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Vietnam Property Market Action Needed To Avoid Crisis in 2023

Vietnam property market needs to act quickly in 2023 before it is too late and to avoid a crisis. The property market in Vietnam is not a major crisis such as what is happening in China is the past 2 years. However the government and property developers in Vietnam needs to act quickly to avoid a major crisis involving cash flows, property prices, and sales properties in Vietnam.

What is happening to Vietnam Property

Vietnam needs to act quickly to avoid a worsening property-sector credit crunch that could harm its strong economic growth. Some $4.6 billion of property developer notes tracked by Vietnam’s bond association will come due in the coming year and these firms may struggle to meet their financial obligations without government support, according to local real estate executives and analysts. The availability of funding has decreased significantly due to investor concerns over an anti-corruption campaign and a freeze on new bond issuance in the industry.

The approaching maturity wall runs the risk of setting off a wave of defaults, which could escalate the real estate problems into a larger crisis affecting the banking industry and the economy. Although Vietnam’s property debt is relatively small in absolute terms compared to China’s, it nonetheless accounts for around 11% of the country’s total economic activity. Growing concerns of a growth hit akin to that experienced by China are motivating calls for Vietnam’s leadership to take action now, before it’s too late.

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Signs of stress are already spreading. Fitch Ratings recently estimated a 5% drop in home sales next year, which coupled with rising costs will lead to a rise in leverage at property firms. A lack of cash has forced businesses to turn to shadow loans at very high interest rates and sell properties at discounts as deep as 40%.

Stress symptoms are already emerging. Recent predictions by Fitch Ratings for a 5% decline in home sales in 2019 combined with growing costs will increase leverage at real estate companies. Due to a lack of cash, firms have been compelled to sell properties at significant discounts of …

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Best Apartments to Buy in Dubai Business Hubs

Dubai is a world-renowned business hub, with its booming economy and growth as a cosmopolitan city-state attracting multinational companies to establish their headquarters. As the city continues to thrive, the housing market is also growing in parallel. For international homebuyers looking to buy property in Dubai, there are four main business districts to consider: Business Bay, Dubai Internet City, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), and Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO).

Business Bay

Business Bay is a prestigious community located along the Dubai Creek Canal, with many shopping malls, restaurants, and cafes. With lots of fine-dining restaurants and cafes along the community. Business Bay Dubai provides residents with a city lifestyle with a perfect harmony for calm and tranquility to have a proper work-life balance.

15 Northside apartment for sale Business Bay provides homebuyers close access to Business Bay Metro Station and to reach workplaces by foot. No need to rush in the morning, and you as homebuyers can live right in the heart of Dubai. The 15 Northside apartment for sale in Business Bay offers close proximity to the Business Bay Metro Station and a city lifestyle, with an annual return on investment (ROI) of 6-9%. As the community keeps growing, real estate value keeps going up in this prestigious community of Dubai.

Dubai Internet City

Dubai Internet City community is dubbed as the main entrance to commercial communities of Dubai. Dubai Internet City borders two of the most vibrant and buzzing districts such as: Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Marina, and the new island of Emar Beachfront. Dubai Internet City is also the business hub of the UAE. As the name suggests, Google, IBM, HSBC, and more fintech hirm established their headquarters in Dubai Internet City.

First known as the community connecting Dubai Marina and Jumeirah Dubai has changed to the fintech and major startup companies establishing left, right, and center. The highlights for Dubai Internet City, is because of its close proximity to vibrant cities of Dubai. Surrounded by city lights, and Dubai luxury districts, homebuyers have plenty of apartment options in Dubai. For instance, Dubai Marina houses reasonable, modern, and …

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Hong Kong Real Estate
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Hong Kong Real Estate Running Into Issues in 2023: Update

Hong Kong real estate prices are falling and continue to fall into the year 2023. Read on more to find out why the most expensive city in the world is having problems in its property market. 

As borrowing costs increase, the housing market downturn in Hong Kong is worsening.

According to information released on Friday, the Centaline indicator of secondary housing prices decreased by 2% in the week ending October 30 compared to the prior week, the most since March 2016. The index’s decline brought it to its lowest point since December 2017.

With the Centaline gauge rising by more than 500% from its low point in 2003 to its peak point last year, Hong Kong real estate was among the biggest benefactors of the low global interest rates. Due to rising borrowing prices, a contracting economy, and increased selling pressure brought on by a resident exodus, this is now beginning to turn around. Since its peak in 2021, the secondary home price index has decreased by 14%.

Due to Hong Kong’s currency linkage with the US dollar, the city’s one-month borrowing rate, often known as Hibor, has increased to its highest level since 2008. According to data from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority for new loans from September, more than 96% of mortgages are linked to Hibor.

Residential property values in the city are predicted to decrease 30% from their 2017 levels through 2023, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. For an in-depth analysis check out the article here.

Hong Kong Real Estate in 2023:Outlook

A “wait-and-see” mentality is common among homebuyers and homeowners as a result of the uncertain market conditions and worry about interest rate increases.

Due to poor market sentiment, the primary and secondary markets both experienced declines of 8.2% and 5.2% MoM, respectively. According to information from the Land Registry, a total of 3,875 transactions were reported in the residential market, a little decline of 6.3% MoM.

According to the Inland Earnings Department, Hong Kong’s overall stamp duty revenue from home sales registered 202 cases in September, hitting a new two-and-a-half year low. Buyer’s …

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Australia Housing Market
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Australia Housing Market In A Downturn, and Decreasing

The housing downturn in Australia continued into November but slowed down, which suggests the real estate market is starting to respond to rising borrowing costs and even the possibility of future interest rate hikes.

Sydney, the bellwether market, where prices fell 1.3% for a 10th consecutive monthly decline, was mostly to blame for the slowdown in the rate of correction, according to a data released on Thursday by CoreLogic Inc. The national index, which incorporates regional markets, experienced its smallest decrease since June in November, down 1%.

The numbers indicate that despite the greatest monetary tightening cycle in a generation, the A$9.7 trillion ($6.5 trillion) property market is holding up fairly well. Since May, the Reserve Bank has increased interest rates by 2.75 percentage points, bringing them to 2.85%.

According to Tim Lawless, research director at CoreLogic, “perhaps we are seeing the initial concern over buying in a higher interest rate environment wearing off.” However, it’s accurate to state that housing risk is still heavily weighted to the negative as long as interest rates continue to rise and household balance sheets continue to deteriorate.

A top RBA official voiced optimism in the Australian property market on Wednesday, noting that prices are still 20% higher than they were at the start of the epidemic. Additionally, as unemployment is at its lowest point in nearly 50 years, borrowers are in a good position to make their obligations, and loan arrears are expected to be kept to a minimum.

“Perhaps we are seeing the initial apprehension over buying in a higher interest rate environment wearing off,” says Tim Lawless, research director at CoreLogic. As long as interest rates keep rising and household balance sheets keep getting worse, it is true to say that housing risk is still significantly skewed in the wrong direction.

On Wednesday, a senior RBA official expressed optimism about the Australian real estate market, noting that prices are still 20% higher than they were before the pandemic. Borrowers are also in a good position to meet their obligations because unemployment is at its lowest level in almost 50 years, and …

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US Housing Market
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US Housing Market In A Slump in 2022

The US housing market boom, which lasted for ten years, is over, and the market has become strangely calm.

Both sellers and buyers are making room in the US Housing Market. The real estate professionals who helped them during the epidemic housing craze are now left scrambling for listings or leaving the industry as deals plummet.

Inventory is remaining low, keeping values from declining further as housing prices decline in the most volatile areas and the economy teeters on the brink of recession. However, the industry is in a state of disarray as a result of the upheaval brought on by skyrocketing mortgage rates, which are a result of the Federal Reserve’s campaign to fight inflation. The market is also indicating that tougher days are ahead.

According to Zillow data, sellers listed 24% fewer houses in October than they did a year earlier, marking the fourth consecutive month of a decline. Purchases decreased at the same time and are currently 17% below their October 2019 levels, before Covid hit.

Brokers are having trouble finding buyers because a typical home is now only affordable to those making over $100,000. Try persuading a homeowner to sell as well, especially if doing so would require switching from a 3% mortgage to a lot more expensive one.

Professor of real estate at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, Benjamin Keys, compared the market to Han Solo in carbonite and said, “This is a market that could stay frozen for quite some time.”

US Housing Market Pressure on Buyers or Sellers?

According to Zandi, homeowners holding off for the time being are waiting for a larger decrease in rates, which would make it simpler to sell and less expensive to acquire anything else. However, when more people get married, have children, or change jobs, there will eventually be a steady rise in listings.

Regarding a future economic slump, Zandi said, “Once the employment market starts to flip — and it will — the pressure will accelerate.” People will need to relocate.

Any additional listings will face competition from houses that are currently …

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Thailand Property Top Nationality Homebuyers in 2022

After the foreign land ownership idea was withdrawn, the Thailand property market anticipated that increased uncertainty would attract wealthy foreigners, especially those from the US, Myanmar, Canada, and Saudi Arabia, to invest property abroad and not invest property in Thailand. 

The foreign land ownership is about foreign investment into property in Thailand or Bangkok or any of the top regions in Thailand. Foreigners who visit Thailand frequently, fall in love with the country. Thailand has a decent standard of living, good public transportation, in a strategic location of Southeast Asia, fast internet connection, and more. There are various reasons for foreigners from the US, Europe, Middle East, and Asia to invest in Thailand properties. 

The US, Myanmar, and Canada nationals, according to Artitaya Kasemlawan, head of residential sales for project, advice, and transaction services at real estate consultant CBRE Thailand, were active buyers in the luxury market condo in Thailand segment. 

American buyers of Thai real estate continued to dominate, she said. But following the pandemic, active American purchasers switched from conducting business abroad to doing business domestically.

On the other hand Myanmar are active buyers in Thailand due the political crisis going on in the country. Myanmar citizens are active buyers for condos for sale in Bangkok and mainly in the mid-market. In all kind of condo segment, Asia market is open to trendy and stylish condos in Bangkok. Even pet-friendly condos in Bangkok and Pattaya main buyers are from China. 

She claimed that these buyers were familiar with Thailand’s surroundings and condominiums. Before opting to purchase a property, they had taken multiple vacations to the nation. They spend approximately $100 million on property on average in Thailand.

CBRE observed an increase in demand for condos costing 50 million baht or more during the third quarter of this year.

Canadians, according to her, were also active buyers this year. They did represent the largest foreign buyer group in Phuket through CBRE, purchasing both condominiums and villas.

“Buyers from European nations have returned, including those from Scandinavia, the UK, and Russia, as Thailand continues to be a popular destination for …

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Best 5 Pet-friendly Condo in Pattaya

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Pattaya is an enjoyable and bustling province of Chon Buri, Thailand, and is well-known for its lively beach town. The city provides plenty of new accommodations with its growing popularity among locals and expats similar to work, travel, and set up businesses in Pattaya. Today our guide is on for you to find pet-friendly condos with your furry friend, as moving to a new city alone is daunting. Searching for pet-friendly condos to buy in a lively city such as Pattaya, many property developers now offer pleasant pet-friendly condominiums. Read on to find out more where the top 5 pet-friendly condos in Pattaya we recommend.

Top 5 Pet-friendly Condo in Pattaya

The Riviera Ocean Drive

The first one of 5 pet-friendly condos we recommend is The Riviera Ocean Drive. The project is a comfortable environment; their facilities provide convenience to residents and their pets. 

Riviera Ocean Drive is an international quality standard condominium. Their room types are studio bedrooms (22.5 Sq.m) and -2 bedrooms (104 Sq.m) across 43 floors. Moreover, the project provides convenient facilities inside the condo, such as swimming pools, convenience stores, and eateries. And the project’s common area allows your pet to come and go for a walk and play during the evening, which meets pet owners’ needs. 

Siam Oriental Plaza

Siam Oriental Plaza is a well-known pet-friendly condo in Pattaya. The project is Pattaya, Chon Buri. There are plenty of facilities nearby this lovely community, including eating spots and pubs. The project is also close to Phra Tamnak Mountain Viewpoint, just 950 meters from your home. 

Siam Oriental Plaza is a low-rise development with eight floors each. The room types are studio bedrooms-3 bedrooms and the condo units’ room type sizes from 27.5-176 Sq.m. Every condo unit allows you to bring small pets such as cats, dogs, and rabbits. Furthermore, the project provides numerous leisure facilities; you can walk your pet to the playground or play with them in the clubhouse. Additionally, the project is close to local attractions, including Khao Phra Bat Pattaya and Bali Hai Pier.

Jada Beach Condominium

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How To Improve Your Property Listing

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Your property listings may have been advertised on various real estate portals or websites, but you are receiving few queries. It’s time to be upfront and direct, as you are to blame if there is no interest in you or your property listings. You might be overcharging for rent or sale price, or you need to introduce your property to potential buyers adequately. 

Below are a few tips to get you started and get more queries about your property listings in various locations worldwide. 

Getting The Price Right

Whether you are renting or listing your property for sale on the website, you have to get the price right. It is a very tricky situation, as getting the price right is about understanding the present market conditions and how the market might turn in the next six months or a year. 

One of the best ways to get the price right is to take time to do a bit of self-researching before talking to an agent. Go onto any real estate portal website and filter to your district, property type, bedroom, size, and more. From there, look at the average price of your property, and you can set a target price that is good for you. 

Property Listing Price Get it Right

Do Basic yet Minor Property Repairs

By repairing a few simple home renovations, you will improve the look of your property. Look at your main living room area or bedrooms and consider how you could enhance their appearance. For example, you may need to paint a wall in your living room which can increase the number of your property listings queries. According to The Thaiger and Bangkok-based baked property consultant Anjana Arora, “if you see a quick repair such as a water leak, do it right away. Always keep your property in peak condition. 

Quality Images

As the old saying goes, a picture is worth 1,000 words. You will need quality images to increase queries for your property. Consider hiring a professional photographer, as it’s a good investment you are making for the future. There are hundreds or thousands of property listings, and a majority …

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Homeownership Generational Gap Trend in 2022
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Homeownership: The Generation Gap Trends in 2022

The generation gap in homeownership is a topic of interest to many people. Many factors can contribute to the difference in homeownership rates between younger and older millennials. For example, the age group of younger millennials is between 23-31 years old for a generation born between 1990-1998. On the other hand, older millennials are the age group between 32-31, born between 1980-1989. 

The generational homeownership gap study affects property markets worldwide, as the decision-making process to purchase homes and real estate are similar.

Generational Difference in Homeownership 

Younger Millennials are more likely to be renters than homebuyers. This is because they are less likely to have the financial stability and income needed to purchase a home. Older Millennials, on the other hand, tend to be homeowners who have more financial stability and higher revenues.

A study by the National Association of Realtors found that in 2022, only 36% of people aged 18-34 were homeowners. This is compared with 65% of people aged 35-44 and 76% of people aged 45-54 who were homeowners.

While there is a significant difference between younger Gen Y and older Gen Y in terms of homeownership rates, it’s important to note that both groups can still buy the property or purchase a house for sale if they want it enough.

The most obvious factor is the economy. Younger Millennials entered the workforce during a time when there was a significant economic recession, so they may have had more difficulty saving for a down payment. Conversely, older Millennials entered the workforce when there was an economic boom, so they may have had less trouble keeping a down payment.

The study represents data collected by age groups into three categories.

  1. Gen Z buyer: age (18 – 22, year born 1999-2011)
  2. Younger Millennials: generation (23-31, born 1990-1998)
  3. Older Millennials: generation (32-41, born 1980-1989)

We will dive right into representing the difference between younger and older millennials, as this is where the main parameters and metrics are discussed. Comparing these two main generational groups is where the main buyers are in real estate for all types of markets. Whether low …

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Improve Property Listings: [5 Easy Tips to Increase Your Queries]

Your property listings may have been advertised on various real estate portals or websites, but you are receiving few queries. It’s time to be upfront and direct, as you are to blame if there is no interest in you or your property listings. You might be overcharging for rent or sale price, or you need to introduce your property to potential buyers adequately. 

Below are a few tips to get you started and get more queries about your property listings in various locations worldwide. 

1.Getting The Price Right

Whether you are renting or listing your property for sale on the website, you have to get the price right. It is a very tricky situation, as getting the price right is about understanding the present market conditions and how the market might turn in the next six months or a year. 

One of the best ways to get the price right is to take time to do a bit of self-researching before talking to an agent. Go onto any real estate portal website and filter to your district, property type, bedroom, size, and more. From there, look at the average price of your property, and you can set a target price that is good for you. 

2. Do Basic yet Minor Property Repairs

By repairing a few simple home renovations, you will improve the look of your property. Look at your main living room area or bedrooms and consider how you could enhance their appearance. For example, you may need to paint a wall in your living room which can increase the number of your property listings queries. According to The Thaiger and Bangkok-based baked property consultant Anjana Arora, “if you see a quick repair such as a water leak, do it right away. Always keep your property in peak condition. 

3. Quality Images

As the old saying goes, a picture is worth 1,000 words. You will need quality images to increase queries for your property. Consider hiring a professional photographer, as it’s a good investment you are making for the future. There are hundreds or thousands of property listings, and …

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