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These global luxury markets are set to improve in 2020
It was a tough year for sellers of high-end residential properties in many of the top markets across the...
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New York
As protests rage on, Hong Kong’s elite scope out $20M houses abroad
Hong Kong residents and investors are buying property in neighboring Asian states, Australia, and North America to get away...
National
Chinese investors, facing new regulations, shift focus from Vancouver to Toronto
A crackdown on foreign buyers in British Columbia has Chinese investors looking east for other opportunities in Canada, with...
National
It’s not all about luxury: Chinese buyers now scooping up lower-priced homes
While Chinese companies continue their retreat from commercial real estate in the U.S., it’s a different story when it...
National
British Columbia, flooded with Chinese money, to track condo buyers
The Canadian province of British Columbia is taking another step to crack down on tax evasion through real estate,...
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National Cheat Sheet: Flooding threats hurting coastal home prices, CBRE gets into coworking … & more
Concerns over flooding and climate change hurting pricing of coastal homes Homes in coastal areas with high flooding risks have appreciated slower than inland...
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Kiwis only: New Zealand bans foreigners from buying homes
The median home price in New Zealand has surged more than 57 percent since 2010 and now the Kiwi...
New York
National Cheat Sheet: The West Coast dominates US crane count, Zillow’s market cap passes $10B … & more
Seattle leads US crane count, as Western states dominate construction activity, survey says There were a record number of construction cranes working in America...
Florida leads US in foreign
residential purchases
From TRD New York: Despite Latin American buyers cutting back on home purchases in Florida, the state remains the...
residential purchases
Why rich people collect passports like it’s nothing
From LLNYC: His Chinese counterpart, however, has a few more steps to take. He (or his secretary) must go...
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