Financial Analyst Suggests Possible Price Correction, but No Repeat of 2008 Property Crash

Despite concerns about a potential repeat of the 2008 property crash, a financial analyst has suggested that such a scenario may not be on the cards. However, they warn that a price correction could be looming, as London prices in particular continue to soar. This analysis offers a nuanced take on the state of the … Read more

Rephrased: The skyrocketing prices of houses: It seems millennials’ concerns are finally being acknowledged.

For years, millennials have been criticized for their apparent inability to afford homeownership, with many attributing their struggles to frivolous spending habits and a lack of financial responsibility. However, it seems that the tides are turning as more and more people are beginning to acknowledge the pervasive issue of crazy house prices. As a result, … Read more

Buyers curtailed by higher borrowing costs, causing sharp decline in mortgage approvals.

The real estate market has seen a sharp decline in mortgage approvals as higher borrowing costs continue to restrict potential buyers. With interest rates on the rise and home prices steadily increasing, many would-be homeowners are finding it increasingly difficult to obtain approval for a mortgage. As a result, the housing market has become increasingly … Read more

Report reveals only 25% of unoccupied properties financially feasible for renovation.

The number of vacant properties around the world is alarming, and it’s not just an eyesore, but also a massive waste of resources. Renovating these properties is one way to tackle the issue, but is it financially viable? According to a recent report, only a quarter of vacant properties are financially feasible for renovation. This … Read more

With house price growth declining, is Ireland headed towards negative growth?

The housing market in Ireland has been one of the most talked about economic topics in recent years. After experiencing a devastating crash in 2008, house prices have been slowly but steadily increasing. However, recent reports have shown that house price growth in Ireland is beginning to slow down, and many are beginning to wonder … Read more

Utrecht and Amsterdam worried about the increase in homelessness: ‘All the red signals’

ANP In collaboration with NH News News from the NOS•yesterday, 21:10 Utrecht and Amsterdam are concerned about the increase in the number of homeless people. The councilors for the reception of the two municipalities therefore ask for the intervention of the cabinet. In a joint letter to the House of Representatives, Councilor Streefland of Utrecht … Read more

The average selling time is 27 days, but these 5 starter homes have been for sale for half a year

One of the homes that takes a little longer to sell is it apartment in Ridderkerk. The flat is within walking distance of the center and the shops. The building looks modern from the outside. As soon as you step inside, it looks more like a seniors’ flat. That does not sell so easily among … Read more