Jan. 10 (Bloomberg) — Chen Li, head of China equity strategy at UBS AG, talks about the nation’s stock and real estate markets.
He spoke yesterday in Shanghai with Bloomberg Television’s Stephen Engle. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Brought to you by Estatelister.com – Top stories for the week from Jan 1 to Jan 6 2012 are – Top priorities for Indian economy in 2012 and perspectives on that – Fiscal deficit control, inflation control and currency depreciation control. Next we look at how foreigners being allowed to invest in Indian stocks directly can impact the economy. Finally we look at Mumbai city spotlight from a real estate perspective
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Hello and welcome to this month in real estate. I’m JAY PAPASAN.
Our top story this month — the top reasons that sellers decide to move. But first, the numbers.
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And now, our Top Story. According to KW research, most sellers put their house on the market because of one or more of the following factors …
• A desire to move so they could upgrade or “move up” to a bigger house or a house in a better neighborhood.
• A need to relocate because of work
• A change in family status, like retirement, children going off to college or those expecting a baby.
Whatever your reasons for moving, chances are good that you’ll want to make the most from the sale of your house. To learn how, we turn to News You Can Use.
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Just about anyone with an active real estate license can post a listing on the MLS. If you’re tempted to try and save a few dollars by looking at limited service agents or even offering the house yourself, you should know first what a full service agent can do to help you sell your house. For instance, a full service agent can:
• Price your home according to the market
• Market your home to other professional agents representing qualified buyers
• Post your home on other internet sites besides the MLS; with high-quality photographs that show your house in the best light
• But most important, year after year studies show that full-service agents get sellers a higher sales price in a shorter amount of time. Experience and expertise pay.
The bottom line: whether you’re buying or selling, a full-service realtor can help you navigate the process and negotiate to get you the best possible price.
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Nov. 18 (Bloomberg) — Andrew Sullivan, principal sales trader at Piper Jaffray Asia Securities Ltd. in Hong Kong, talks about Europe’s sovereign debt crisis and its implications for global financial markets.
Sullivan also discusses China’s economy and the nation’s real estate market. He speaks with Susan Li, Rishaad Salamat, and John Dawson on Bloomberg Television’s “Asia Edge.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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http://www.kw.com NOVEMBER Hello and welcome to This Month in Real Estate. I’m JAY PAPASAN.
Our top story: what kinds of homes are first time homebuyers looking for? We’ll have the answer in a moment.
But first, the numbers.
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And now, our top story. According to a recent report from KW research …
• Over half of all first time home buyers stayed in the same area where they were renting
• More than three quarters of all first time home buyers purchased a single family detached home
• Most first time home buyers purchased a three bedroom and two bath home
For tips on buying right the first time, we turn to News You Can Use …
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When it comes to the decision between buying or renting, some renters think they simply can’t afford a mortgage. The reality is if you’re renting, you are already paying a mortgage — it just happens to be your landlord’s, not your own.
Here are three secrets of homeownership that your landlord doesn’t want you to know …
Number 1: Equity. You can build wealth through equity. Think of equity as a long-term savings account. Every month you pay your mortgage, a portion of that mortgage goes into that account.
Number 2: Appreciation. You can build even more equity though appreciation. Think of appreciation as the interest your home earns over time.
Number 3: Control. A home that’s yours means you won’t need your landlord’s permission to paint, renovate and make it a home of your own.
If you’re ready to stop paying your landlord’s mortgage and start building your own wealth, talk to your real estate professional.
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Oct. 26 (Bloomberg) — Jamie Metzl, chairman of the Partnership for a Secure America, talks about China’s economy, real estate market and currency policy.
They speak with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg Television’s “Taking Stock.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Hello and welcome to This Month in real estate. I’m Jay Papasan.
Our top story: One of the top things buyers are looking for in their next home.
But first, the numbers.
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And now, our top story: according to KW research, one of the top features that buyers are looking for in their next home purchase is an affordable price. Surprisingly, price sometimes even outranks location for the number one spot.
Homeowners who keep their house well-maintained can expect smaller repair bills when it comes time to sell—which can mean a more competitive list price.
For more, we turn to News You Can Use
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Want to keep your home warm this winter AND protect your equity when it comes time to sell? One great way to start is by “winterizing” your home now.
Here are a few things you can do to get started.
• Insulating pipes in crawl spaces and attics. Exposed pipes are susceptible to freezing and if they burst, you’ll end up spending money on repairs.
• Seal leaks with caulk or insulation to keep the cold air out and the heat in. Look for leaks around windows and doors, electrical wiring, dryer vents and pipes.
• Change or clean furnace filters once a month. Dirty filters restrict air flow and increase energy demand.
• Drain your sprinkler pipes and any exterior water spigots to make sure the pipes underground don’t freeze and break.
• And lastly, watch your thermostat. Remember to turn it down when you leave and gradually warm the house upon return so the heater isn’t in overdrive.
To learn more about winterizing your home, talk to your local real estate professional.
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Sept. 16 (Bloomberg) — Patrick Chan, vice chairman of Euro Asia Premier real estate Co., talks about real-estate prices in China.
He speaks from Frankfurt with Mark Barton on Bloomberg Television’s “Countdown.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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