Hyperinflation: In some countries, house price trends can be distorted by periods of hyperinflation, where the rapid devaluation of the local currency drastically increases nominal house prices. While ...

Currency fluctuations: For international investors, fluctuations in exchange rates can significantly impact the actual return on property investments. A rising or falling local currency relative to ...

Lower interest rates and competitively priced new developments uplifted the buyer sentiment in the Singaporean private market; however, sharp increases in sales prices and rents in the upcoming ...

Germany is one of Europe's largest and most stable real estate markets, attracting investors with its strong legal system, solid rental demand, and wide range of cities to invest in. However, ...

As trade uncertainty and economic headwinds weaken consumer confidence and suppress transactions, the Canadian housing market continues to soften, sales prices in metro areas demonstrating ...

All yields are gross - i.e., before taxes, repair costs, ground rents, estate agents' fees, and any other costs. Net yields (what you'll really earn) are typically around 1.5% to 2% lower. (Median ...

Prices in the Swiss housing market are rising at an accelerated pace due to strengthening demand for owner-occupied homes, underpinned by improved financing conditions and a persistent mismatch ...

The Dutch housing market experiences accelerating growth in sales prices and rents due to persistent supply shortages exacerbated by bottlenecks in infrastructure and planning, as well as recently ...

The Polish housing market moves towards stabilization, with notable moderation in the growth of sales prices and rents against the background of softer demand and slower development activity. This ...

Sales prices and rents in the Cypriot housing market demonstrate decelerating growth, signaling ongoing stabilization, as reduced demand from foreign buyers and new supply entering the market ease the ...