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mercoledì 4 novembre 2015
Bottarelli: E dopo la deflazione, tassi a zero e negativi ci regalano una nuova bolla immobiliare. Globale
E dopo la deflazione, tassi a zero e negativi ci regalano una nuova bolla immobiliare. Globale
http://www.rischiocalcolato.it/2015/11/e-dopo-la-deflazione-tassi-a-zero-e-negativi-ci-regalano-una-nuova-bolla-immobiliare-globale.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+blogspot%2FHAzvd+%28Rischio+Calcolato%29
venerdì 12 dicembre 2014
la nuova bolla USA: comprare casa e' due volte piu' agevole che affittarla
Post segnalato da Bassi:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/buying-a-home-is-now-twice-as-affordable-as-renting-2014-12-11?siteid=rss&rss=1
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/buying-a-home-is-now-twice-as-affordable-as-renting-2014-12-11?siteid=rss&rss=1
sabato 15 novembre 2014
Forbes: Bolla Thai (e non solo)
Like Most EM Countries, Thailand Has A Property Bubble
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2013/11/04/thailands-bubble-economy-is-heading-for-a-1997-style-crash/2/
Credit and property bubbles go hand-in-hand, and Thailand’s current bubble economy is no exception in this regard. Thailand’s property bubble is most acute in the condo market, the predominant type of dwelling that most of Bangkok’s residents live in, and is the primary asset of choice for foreign speculators, many of whom hail from Singapore and Hong Kong (which are experiencing bubbles of their own, as I will soon report). According to Bank of Thailand statistics, condo prices soared by 9.39 percent, while townhouses prices rose by 6.86 percent in Q1 2013, after rising by similar amounts for the past several years. Total transactions by value, including both land and buildings, surged 35.3 percent in Q1 2013 as total outstanding property credits rose by 13.3 percent. Particularly worrisome is the fact that the majority of new mortgages originated are concentrated at the lower end of the Thai housing market. Bank of Thailand cautioned that cheap home loans could cause a bubble in the country’s property market. Thai condos are reportedly being advertised aggressively across all mediums, including pamphlets and text messages.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jessecolombo/2013/11/04/thailands-bubble-economy-is-heading-for-a-1997-style-crash/2/
Credit and property bubbles go hand-in-hand, and Thailand’s current bubble economy is no exception in this regard. Thailand’s property bubble is most acute in the condo market, the predominant type of dwelling that most of Bangkok’s residents live in, and is the primary asset of choice for foreign speculators, many of whom hail from Singapore and Hong Kong (which are experiencing bubbles of their own, as I will soon report). According to Bank of Thailand statistics, condo prices soared by 9.39 percent, while townhouses prices rose by 6.86 percent in Q1 2013, after rising by similar amounts for the past several years. Total transactions by value, including both land and buildings, surged 35.3 percent in Q1 2013 as total outstanding property credits rose by 13.3 percent. Particularly worrisome is the fact that the majority of new mortgages originated are concentrated at the lower end of the Thai housing market. Bank of Thailand cautioned that cheap home loans could cause a bubble in the country’s property market. Thai condos are reportedly being advertised aggressively across all mediums, including pamphlets and text messages.
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