Building Excitement  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 398 no. 8723 (Mar. 2011), page 18-20.
Topik: Property Market; Property
Fulltext: Building excitement(ros).pdf (23.15KB)

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The property market illustrates the growing divergence between rich-world and emerging economies. In most developed countries (with a few exceptions, such as Australia and Canada) governments are trying to breathe life into property. In developing ones they are trying to cool things down. In the West the question is when prices will stop falling. In the East it is whether they will stop rising. For many institutional investors, emerging markets, however buoyant, are not worth taking big bets on. Thanks to the bust, the rich world offers highquality properties in liquid markets at lowish prices. The developing countries are a riskier development prospect, with new homes, offices and malls being built at speed to cope with fast-rising demand. But many investors who have raised funds for deployment in emerging markets will have trouble finding a home for their money. One reason is that these markets are thin.

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