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Housing View – October 20, 2017

On cross-country:

 

On the US:

 

On other countries:

  • [Canada] Canada’s Bank Regulator Toughens Mortgage Qualifying Rules – Bloomberg
  • [Canada] Canadian housing agency says it can withstand severe downturn – Reuters
  • [China] Chinese property boom props up Xi’s hopes for the economy – Financial Times
  • [China] Chinese Cities Buy Off Housing Glut With Borrowed Money – Wall Street Journal
  • [Hong Kong] Nano apartments rise to HK’s housing challenge – Financial Times
  • [Sweden] Warning Signs Are Mounting for Sweden’s Once-Hot Housing Market – Bloomberg
  • [Sweden] ‘The risks have definitely increased’ – Sweden’s housing boom wobbles – Financial Times
  • [United Kingdom] Curbs on UK housing benefit making system ‘irrelevant’, IFS warns – Financial Times

 

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Housing View – October 13, 2017

On cross-country:

 

On the US:

  • Sixth annual AEI and CRN conference on housing risk – American Enterprise Institute
  • Gentrification and the Amenity Value of Crime Reductions: Evidence from Rent Deregulation – NBER
  • What happens to U.S. home prices after Fed rate increase? – Real Estate Decoded

On other countries:

  • [Australia] Chinese Investors Keep Pouring Money Into Australian Housing – Bloomberg
  • [Canada] Government Eyeing ‘All Options’ to Cool Vancouver Housing Market – Bloomberg
  • [United Arab Emirates] Dubai: Premiums Under the Microscope – Reidin

 

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On cross-country:

 

On the US:

  • Sixth annual AEI and CRN conference on housing risk – American Enterprise Institute
  • Gentrification and the Amenity Value of Crime Reductions: Evidence from Rent Deregulation – NBER
  • What happens to U.S.

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House Prices in Spain

The IMF’s latest report on Spain says that:

  • “House prices have started to recover, but are still well below pre-crisis levels.”

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  • “UK citizens are also the main foreign buyers of houses, but their purchases declined in 2016.”

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The IMF’s latest report on Spain says that:

  • “House prices have started to recover, but are still well below pre-crisis levels.”

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  • “UK citizens are also the main foreign buyers of houses, but their purchases declined in 2016.”

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Housing View – October 6, 2017

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Housing View – September 29, 2017

On cross-country:

  • Will house prices continue to rise forever? – ING
  • Q2 2017: Europe’s boom continues, but sharp slowdown in the Middle East, Latin America, New Zealand and some parts of Asia – Global Property Guide
  • Chinese Money Is Still Leaking Into the World’s Housing Markets – Bloomberg
  • UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index – UBS

On the US:

On other countries:

  • [Canada] 2017 Housing Finance Symposium – CMHC
  • [China] Chinese property developers’ shares hit by new house sales curbs – Financial Times
  • [China] Chinese Developers Plunge After Officials Tighten Housing Curbs – Bloomberg
  • [France] Housing Europe expresses concern about the housing strategy presented by the French government – Housing Europe
  • [Sweden] House price responses to a national property tax reform – SSRN
  • [United Kingdom] Priced Out? The affordability crisis in London – The Progressive Policy Think Tank
  • [United States] Policy changes make landlords wary of the UK housing market – Global Property Guide

On cross-country:

  • Will house prices continue to rise forever? – ING
  • Q2 2017: Europe’s boom continues, but sharp slowdown in the Middle East, Latin America, New Zealand and some parts of Asia – Global Property Guide
  • Chinese Money Is Still Leaking Into the World’s Housing Markets – Bloomberg
  • UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index – UBS

On the US:

  • Anti-vagrancy laws are not the best way to reduce homelessness – Economist
  • Flood Risk Belief Heterogeneity and Coastal Home Price Dynamics: Going Under Water?

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Posted by at 11:18 AM

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