International Property News Beat - Asia riding high on a property boom, cash flow from stocks to property in China & the risky Kiwi housing market
Tuesday, August 7th, 2007 
Posted by Overseas Property Mall in - Saudi Prince Checking Out Hotel Investments in Asia [Forbes]
- Kiwi housing is ‘riskiest in the world’ [stuff.co.nz]
- Young Australians priced out of property market [theage.com.au]
- Britain vulnerable to effects of global credit crunch [Guardian Unlimited]
- Asia Properties rides property boom [APR]
- China: Money flows from stocks to property [China Daily]
- Landmark office building in Bratislava now 75% leased [Colliers]
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2 Responses to “International Property News Beat - Asia riding high on a property boom, cash flow from stocks to property in China & the risky Kiwi housing market”
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Shaw Says:
August 7th, 2007 at 11:08 amYes there is a great boom for property investment in Asia and
Central London too.
There is a great book on this it
is “Money for nothing and your property for free”.
Which avail at:http://www.propertyinvestmentsecrets.co.uk/offer/mfn.htm -
Alex Says:
August 15th, 2007 at 5:34 pmIt looks the scenario is going to change in the UK. The Bank of Enland decided to leave unchanged the interest rate albeit the rising inflation. At http://www.rightmove.co.uk/pdf/p/hpi/HousePriceIndex23rdJuly2007.pdf
there is a recent House Price Index. Is the UK as risky as China ?
