Sold in record time , ‘PROPERTY plus’ subscription share.
A client has contacted us recently, relinquishing just one share. |Sold at 49,900 Singapore Dollars (SGD) / 37,000 USD R.P.G. ANNOUNCEMENT: 1 Property Plus International subscription for sale on Feb 24 2023. Within hours we...
view the listingAustralia’s property boom has already peaked, says UBS
Australian house prices and construction activity may have hit a peak, with investment bank UBS “calling the top” of the runaway market. “After housing activity rose consecutively for over four years, its...
view the listingInvesting in growing resorts
Whenever we invest, we want to invest in something that is on the up, not on the decline and this should pretty apparent. However, it is surprising how often people ‘miss the boat’ or start investing in something that has...
view the listingGet Ahead With the Large Hotel Chains!
Investing is a tricky business and we all want to be a successful as we possibly can. Some of us have more knowledge than others but one thing that all investors want is the best returns for the lowest amount of risk. Risk free...
view the listingWho are we?
New Nordic is a complete holiday company, and when we say ‘complete’ we truly believe that we are like no other in the world. We have tour operators/travel agents in Europe and Asia where we sell holidays to Thailand. Then...
view the listing5 signs that property prices will keep declining in 2017
In Q2 2016, there were hopes among sellers and developers that property prices had bottomed out. After the big price drops in Q3 2016 however, and continued sluggishness in the past month, it seems apparent that we may not have...
view the listingChina’s Housing Market Isn’t in a Bubble After All
China’s housing market is starting to resemble a Bermuda triangle for economists: time and again the smartest forecasters wade in only to get it wrong. That’s the view of Larry Hu, head of China economics at...
view the listingNorthern Ireland Ghost Estate Purchased by the Housing Associate for £2.3m
One of Northern Ireland’s ghost estates has been completed and sold for £2.3m, just under 10 years after the property market crash, the developers have announced. Work on the Scotch Quarter in Carrickfergus started in 2008, but...
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