Articles in the Realty Finance Category
Slowdown in the real estate market notwithstanding, land deals in India are thriving. According to a recent study, the total value of such deals, in the first three months of 2008, have touched around Rs …
The Reserve Bank of India’s decision to revise repo rate and cash reserve ratio is expected to bite the realty industry, which is already burning under a slowdown and price correction.
Loans for housing will get …
A strong growth rate in the Malaysian overall economy indicates the effectiveness of growing sectors within the country, such as the property sector.
Last year Malaysia’s economy grew by an incredible 7.3%. An increase like that …
The credit crunch may be biting across the globe but according to property investment experts it is a good thing for Thailand. It isn’t affecting people directly but an indirect effect is likely to be …
Foreigners could be allowed to buy property freehold in Cambodia by the end of 2008 under an amendment to the property laws being considered by the Government.
Nuth Nurang, Secretary of State at Cambodia’s Ministry of …
The Philippines tops a new poll of property investment destinations, especially for buyers seeking a short term investment.
The research from international property specialists David Stanley Redfern suggests it is a safe bet that real estate …
Property investors in emerging economies like Asia face a greater risk from inflation than from an economic slowdown, according to a leading bank.
The Asian Development Bank has cut its 2008 average growth forecast for developing Asia while …
Less than a year ago India’s property market was one of the most exciting in the world, there was a buzz, speculators were making lots of money and economists predicted unprecedented growth would continue.
Even a …
WILL the ongoing American meltdown go beyond devastating stock markets, affecting average Indians or non-Americans? Quite likely. The American lifestyle, values, consumption-driven prosperity and greed – popularized by television and films in the fast-globalizing world …
