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Top 5 Trending News: Property Finance and Investment

This week, zoom on the Chinese property market slowing down while Dubai's real estate sector is soaring. See how the ruble depreciation is affecting real estate investment in Russia and discover the European property markets to watch in 2015.

By MIPIM on January 23, 2015 0 Comments

MIPIM’s Top 5 News:

Property Finance and Investment

China property investment growth hits five-year low in 2014, curbs GDP

From
www.reuters.com
– Today, 2:10 PM

Annual investment growth in China’s real estate sector slowed to five-year low in December, even as year-end sales improved, helping to hold 2014 economic growth to the lowest in 24 years.

New-York City: what’s hot and what’s not in 2015 real estate

From
www.nydailynews.com
– Today, 3:10 PM

The last year was an historic one for New York City real estate and the pace isn’t letting up in 2015, thanks to several high-profile mega developments. Here’s a look at the year ahead.

Capital availability ‘set to boost Europe’s real estate markets in 2015’

From
www.opp-connect.com
– Today, 10:16 AM

Berlin, Germany, is the main real estate market to watch, but Spain is ‘red-hot’ and Athens, Greece, and Birmingham, UK, are the biggest risers, according to the 2015 Emerging Trends in Europe Real Estate report

Dubai Residential and Hotel Markets Peak, According to New Q4 2014 JLL Report

From
www.zawya.com
– Today, 2:45 PM

JLL has released its fourth quarter Dubai Real Estate Market Overview report, which provides the consultancy’s perspective on the latest trends in the in the office, residential, retail and hotel sectors.

Reeling ruble has Russians backing out of luxury home purchases

From
www.inman.com
– Today, 3:44 PM

A sharp tumble in the value of the ruble — stoked by economic sanctions and falling oil prices — has prompted some Russian real estate investors to try to break their American real estate contracts.

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