The Q4 2019 UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index
Read two experts' opinions on the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index
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Palace magazine is proud to have Alexander Karolik Shlaen, founder of the Singapore-based Panache Management Pte Ltd which is involved in real estate and technology investment projects, pen his thoughts about this UBS 2019 Real Estate Bubble Index Report. The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index that was published earlier this year provides us with a few notes on Singapore, Tokyo and Hong Kong, the only Asian cities in the index. Tokyo prices are up for the last 4 to 5 years despite the negative demographics of Japan that will eventually drag the property prices down. Most of the influx of the population into Tokyo is by locals who abandon smaller towns and move to this huge economic centre. Singapore’s real estate resilience still holds
?The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index puts the housing market into a long-term perspective and is designed to track the risk of property price bubbles in global cities,? ? UBS
Also, foreign buyers are very active in residential property, but some might wonder who they will be selling their properties in a few years when looking for an exit. It is unlikely the locals will be buying, and they definitely won?t be able to fill the void that will be created even if part of the current investors decided to sell. Though most people will find Japan more attractive as a tourist destination an...
The post The Q4 2019 UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index appeared first on LUXUO.
Palace magazine is proud to have Alexander Karolik Shlaen, founder of the Singapore-based Panache Management Pte Ltd which is involved in real estate and technology investment projects, pen his thoughts about this UBS 2019 Real Estate Bubble Index Report. The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index that was published earlier this year provides us with a few notes on Singapore, Tokyo and Hong Kong, the only Asian cities in the index. Tokyo prices are up for the last 4 to 5 years despite the negative demographics of Japan that will eventually drag the property prices down. Most of the influx of the population into Tokyo is by locals who abandon smaller towns and move to this huge economic centre. Singapore’s real estate resilience still holds
?The UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index puts the housing market into a long-term perspective and is designed to track the risk of property price bubbles in global cities,? ? UBS
Also, foreign buyers are very active in residential property, but some might wonder who they will be selling their properties in a few years when looking for an exit. It is unlikely the locals will be buying, and they definitely won?t be able to fill the void that will be created even if part of the current investors decided to sell. Though most people will find Japan more attractive as a tourist destination an...
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