Monday, Jun 25, 2007
Market at a turning point?
Reuters: Global property investment at a turning point
LONDON (Reuters) - Global real estate investment is still buoyant but a few cracks are starting to show as higher borrowing costs begin to bite, making 2007 a pivotal year after an extended bull run in property prices
Posted by bleakhouse @ 02:40 PM (178 views) Add Comment
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1. confused76 said...
Property executives go seek mental help! you are totally deluded! (or full of s...)
"extended bull(s..t) in property prices"???
where? Germany, Japan, Italy, Suisse.... prices have not moved an inch since 2002!! US correction is well underway (my friends in the us laugh at me when I tell them what I could by in London wit $2millions! a three bedroom flat!)
where is this bull market? Here in the UK, and in Spain and Latvia, and Estonia thank to Mr and Mrs Gullible-Jones... where else??
Just Moscow. In Dubai the market has leveled off already
Wake up.. this is smoke and mirrors
2. confused76 said...
2007 pivotal, yeah .... pivotal.... what does it mean? means sell and get out of property while you can
3. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
My spread bets against property companies were at 3K last week, went through 4K and now stand at 5K.
Slide away.
4. Tara747 said...
How does one do a spread bet?
5. Realist said...
Just look around London at the moment. Cranes everywhere you look, putting up loads of new office space to compete with that already there. Interest rates and bond yields spiking sharply at the same time. Doesn't look like a clever market to be in right now and the UK REIT valuations are suggesting the same.
6. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
Tara747, I'm not sure where you'd go to do it for real, but I have a virtual trading account with Bullbearings.com.
If anyone has a good suggestion, I'd be interested to hear it.