« What are the most over valued residential markets in the world? Despite the recent positive news in the media on portals supporting overseas property having record enquiry levels, it seems that the latest data from The Economist Magazine that put together an interesting comparison of global residential housing prices suggests that we should approach buying into many residential markets with a little more caution. The table provides interesting reading and more can be found on: http://www.globaledge.co.uk/news/test-37227
Is Europe’s recovery on the way? The press is awash with articles that Europe’s real estate industry will see some improvement in 2010. I believe were still facing a ‘long haul’ and a ‘slow one’ but some cities in Europe will fare better than others – mainly Paris, Munich and London. Consumer spending is still low, unemployment high and the state of the economy fragile……however we at Simpyzigzag believe that the cities mentioned above have kept their economies in a better balance then others and supply and demand is less volatile, making them all an appealing choice for investment. »

It seems that London real estate bubble is back….where will it stop? Check out Brett Arends aticle at The Wall Street Journal “The London Real Estate Bubble Is Back and Its Scary…..

Published February 8, 2010 Uncategorized Leave a Comment

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« What are the most over valued residential markets in the world? Despite the recent positive news in the media on portals supporting overseas property having record enquiry levels, it seems that the latest data from The Economist Magazine that put together an interesting comparison of global residential housing prices suggests that we should approach buying into many residential markets with a little more caution. The table provides interesting reading and more can be found on: http://www.globaledge.co.uk/news/test-37227
Is Europe’s recovery on the way? The press is awash with articles that Europe’s real estate industry will see some improvement in 2010. I believe were still facing a ‘long haul’ and a ‘slow one’ but some cities in Europe will fare better than others – mainly Paris, Munich and London. Consumer spending is still low, unemployment high and the state of the economy fragile……however we at Simpyzigzag believe that the cities mentioned above have kept their economies in a better balance then others and supply and demand is less volatile, making them all an appealing choice for investment. »
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