Property market
Coverage of Property market in the Nexus archive.
- China’s millionaire population grows slower than global average. Is the wealth boom over?
China’s millionaire population grew by 0.3% in 2025 to 5.3 million, slower than the global average, due in part to a sluggish property market. UBS, the world’s largest wealth manager, notes wealth creation in China is expected to continue despite the slower growth.
- Trump scraps planned signing of US housing affordability bill
Trump has canceled the planned signing of a bipartisan US housing affordability bill. The legislation aimed to increase housing supply and reduce the influence of institutional investors in the property market.
- South Koreans pour AI stock windfalls into overheated property market
South Koreans are investing profits from AI stocks into an overheated real estate market. The government is struggling to persuade investors to divert funds away from real estate despite a market surge.
- Morgan Stanley Australia CEO on Property Market Outlook
Morgan Stanley Australia's CEO discussed the property market outlook. The article focuses on their analysis and projections for the real estate sector in Australia.
- The property market is struggling but it could be a good time to buy
The property market is currently struggling, but the article suggests it may present a favorable buying opportunity. Key points include the market's difficult state and potential advantages for buyers.
- Why China’s tighter grip on outbound capital may test Hong Kong’s housing rebound
China's tightened oversight of cross-border capital flows has raised concerns about reduced mainland demand for Hong Kong homes, potentially affecting the city's recovering property market. New measures include stricter scrutiny of unauthorized offshore brokers and guidelines targeting illegal cross-border fund-transfer channels.
- Why Shanghai’s property market is rebounding faster than most other cities in China
Shanghai's second-hand housing market saw increased transaction activity in May, and its new home market experienced robust sales. Experts predict Shanghai's property sales and prices will recover faster than most Chinese cities following the prolonged market downturn.
- Property prices may drop but it’s decades of policy failure, not the budget, to blame
The article discusses potential property price drops in Australia, attributing the issue to decades of policy failure rather than the budget. It highlights a shift for investors to focus on established properties with actual profitability, creating opportunities for first home buyers.
- China’s property market shows more positive signs with price, sales upticks
China's home prices saw a modest recovery in May, with a 0.16% monthly increase and 2.03% annual growth, according to data from the China Index Academy. The property market shows signs of gradual stabilization after five years of weakness.
- This private, 243-acre Greek island is on sale for half the price of a London flat - but there's a costly catch
A 243-acre private Greek island is for sale at half the price of a London flat, but buyers must cover additional costs associated with the property. The listing highlights a significant price discrepancy between Greek real estate and London property markets.
- China’s student housing, offices top property investment options amid pricing slump
Student housing in China is emerging as a top property investment due to high demand outpacing supply for university students. Property consultancy CBRE reports increased investor interest in student housing across mainland China, Hong Kong, and Australia.
- House prices RISE in April as property market regains momentum despite headwinds
House prices increased in April as the property market showed signs of regaining momentum despite ongoing economic challenges. The report highlights a rebound in real estate activity amid headwinds such as inflation and rising interest rates.
- The new-build homes that have HALVED in value: The hidden flaws, money pits and loopholes that make your property unsellable
New-build homes have lost half their value due to hidden structural flaws, financial burdens, and legal loopholes, rendering properties difficult to sell. Issues include costly repairs and lack of market demand for problematic properties.
- London's property apocalypse laid bare - here's where you can buy flats which are down 40 per cent, and even properties where the seller will give you £15k towards a deposit
London's property market is experiencing a severe downturn, with flats dropping in value by 40% and some sellers offering £15,000 toward buyers' deposits. The crisis highlights extreme price declines and unconventional incentives for potential homebuyers.
- The death of the one bedroom flat? How the first rung of the property ladder collapsed with sellers now facing BIG losses
The article discusses the collapse of the first rung of the property ladder, specifically one-bedroom flats, leading to significant losses for sellers. It highlights the decline in this segment of the real estate market and its broader implications.
- KKR Unit to Boost Buying in $2.8 Trillion Japan Property Market
A KKR unit plans to increase its purchasing activity in Japan's $2.8 trillion property market. The move highlights growing interest in Japan's real estate sector amid potential investment opportunities.