The
total value of the property's market reached a record high of 13.6
billion US dollars or equivalent to Rp 181 396 trillion in 2014, up 4
per cent on an annual basis. Cause, investors pour their cash into property assets worldwide.
Buyers spend 771 billion US dollars (USD 10 283 million) in property deals in 2014, differs only slightly from the record previously set before the global financial crisis.
Wealthy investors seeking profits in an environment of low interest rates are a major factor increase in the market value of the property. Volume of shares invested increased by 8 percent in 2014. In contrast, the margin fell in every region, as lenders continue to scale back their exposure to the property market.
According to DTZ Head of Capital Markets Research, Nigel Almond, funds that are not registered are the largest contributors to the increase in equity, with institutional and retail investors who dominate.
"Yields in many cities back as 2007, but due to the low interest rates they still look like an attractive investment," said Almond.
The number of investors to spend money to look for property deals led to signs of overheating in some markets. Two thirds of the property industry figures surveyed by DTZ, shows excessive capital is a major risk for the market.
"The market risk of interest rate hikes that will see the relative attractiveness of the property is reduced," he said.
In turn, this could slow new investment and reversing the flow of funds as investors sought to redeem their investments with little impact on prices. As a result, the market is in danger of overheating.
Concerns raised by the existence of a property bubble that appears. Because the price and yield rents reached record levels seen before the financial crisis.
Landowners in London who is also chairman of the Westminster property company, Grosvenor, warned investors against property boom in April.
London is the largest global city for investment activities in 2014. Most of the money that flows into the London market came from outside Europe.
No other global markets which have a majority investment from outside the region such as London. It is a sign of how extraordinary intensity occurred in the British capital this.
"London may have seen investors by nationality is more than anywhere else," says Almond.
But globally, Asia Pacific seen the largest growth in dollars, with a total market value of property rose 10 percent to 5.1 trillion dollars (USD 68 023 trillion). It is driven by China's asset value rose 21 percent.
Almond said, the lack of supply of property, attract professional investors. This resulted in many Asian countries are experiencing growth that is so massive building.
Buyers spend 771 billion US dollars (USD 10 283 million) in property deals in 2014, differs only slightly from the record previously set before the global financial crisis.
Wealthy investors seeking profits in an environment of low interest rates are a major factor increase in the market value of the property. Volume of shares invested increased by 8 percent in 2014. In contrast, the margin fell in every region, as lenders continue to scale back their exposure to the property market.
According to DTZ Head of Capital Markets Research, Nigel Almond, funds that are not registered are the largest contributors to the increase in equity, with institutional and retail investors who dominate.
"Yields in many cities back as 2007, but due to the low interest rates they still look like an attractive investment," said Almond.
The number of investors to spend money to look for property deals led to signs of overheating in some markets. Two thirds of the property industry figures surveyed by DTZ, shows excessive capital is a major risk for the market.
"The market risk of interest rate hikes that will see the relative attractiveness of the property is reduced," he said.
In turn, this could slow new investment and reversing the flow of funds as investors sought to redeem their investments with little impact on prices. As a result, the market is in danger of overheating.
Concerns raised by the existence of a property bubble that appears. Because the price and yield rents reached record levels seen before the financial crisis.
Landowners in London who is also chairman of the Westminster property company, Grosvenor, warned investors against property boom in April.
London is the largest global city for investment activities in 2014. Most of the money that flows into the London market came from outside Europe.
No other global markets which have a majority investment from outside the region such as London. It is a sign of how extraordinary intensity occurred in the British capital this.
"London may have seen investors by nationality is more than anywhere else," says Almond.
But globally, Asia Pacific seen the largest growth in dollars, with a total market value of property rose 10 percent to 5.1 trillion dollars (USD 68 023 trillion). It is driven by China's asset value rose 21 percent.
Almond said, the lack of supply of property, attract professional investors. This resulted in many Asian countries are experiencing growth that is so massive building.
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