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Brno resi market wakes up

bmhadmin — Mon, 10 Jun 2024 13:48:06 +0000

https://www.property-forum.eu/news/brno-resi-market-wakes-up/18491

10 trends in Czech real estate to look out for in 2023

bmhadmin — Wed, 03 May 2023 11:22:37 +0000

The Czech real estate market in 2023 will be driven mainly by inflation, which will also determine this year´s ten real estate market trends. Among them will be high construction costs, pressure for ESG compliance and looking for a balance between savings, spending a responsible investing, says Colliers in its real estate market prediction for this year.

Czech Republic Real Estate Market Outlook 2023

bmhadmin — Wed, 03 May 2023 11:21:50 +0000

Although 2022 started positively, with a growing economy and solid foundations for growth, geopolitical events soon took over. The war in Ukraine pushed up energy prices and sparked rapid growth in inflation.

We entered 2023 with a forecast of a moderate recession, with the belief that inflation and interest rates have already peaked. Nevertheless, high inflation and interest rates are putting downward pressure on growth.

Occupier markets have remained fairly stable and are in a good position for the year ahead.

Environmental sustainability has become important over the last couple of years,
and it will be even more important in the coming years.

Read the full report to find out more.

Czech real estate market to stabilize in H2 2023

bmhadmin — Sun, 09 Apr 2023 15:59:53 +0000

Currently, most markets are in the stage of ‘price discovery’. Since the summer, we have witnessed a ‘dance floor situation’ in the Czech real estate investment market. Buyers are sitting on one side of the dance floor and sellers on the other, and everyone is waiting to see who will dare to enter the dance floor first. CPI inflation could reach 15.8% this year, according to forecasts from the Czech National Bank, and inflation could be double-digit in the first half of the 2023 at the very least.

Maltese ‘Economy must rest on everything except construction’ – finance minister

bmhadmin — Sun, 09 Apr 2023 15:56:37 +0000

Malta must find other ways to grow the economy in a future that “must rest on everything except construction”, Finance Minister Clyde Caruana has told Times of Malta.

This does not mean the country can or should do without construction, but developers have an interest to convince people that the success of the economy is hinging on it. This is simply not true, the minister said.

Where will house prices go in 2023?

bmhadmin — Sun, 09 Apr 2023 15:55:03 +0000

We explore what could happen to house prices in 2023 as the market continues to slow down.

House Prices Vs Rents

bmhadmin — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 12:41:22 +0000

House prices and rents have soared in the EU since 2010. Will rising interest rates pull them back down?

The cost of buying a home in Europe has risen by 45% since 2010, according to European Commission research.
Rents have been going up in most European Union countries too, putting pressure on stretched family budgets.
Some experts warn that houses are overvalued and that the market could cool as a result of interest rate hikes.

House prices in the European Union have gone up far more steeply than the cost of renting a home in the past decade, according to a study of long-term real estate trends in the bloc.

The European Commission research shows that both rents and house prices in the EU have risen steadily since 2010. But the cost of buying a home has climbed by 45%, while rent increases have averaged a far lower 17%.

The market changed in 2015, when the price of owning a home started to rise much faster than the cost of renting one. That trend has continued since, and the gap has widened significantly in the past four years.

The European property market remained buoyant during the pandemic, fuelled by a long period of ultra-low interest rates and increased demand for bigger houses, as many of us were forced to spend more time at home.

Global increases in house prices

Prices rose outside Europe too, even though large parts of the world economy were in turmoil for the first year after COVID-19 emerged. House prices climbed in 2020 in three-quarters of the 60 countries included in the IMF’s Global House Price Index.

And online searches for homes reached record levels in many countries, including the United States, the IMF says.

BMH is activaly looking for new projects to help keep
People Living in a home they own.

Should You Buy or Build a Home?

bmhadmin — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 12:27:05 +0000

Most homebuyers end up spending lots of time and energy either searching for or designing “the perfect home” before signing any contracts or laying down funds.

Location, price, market trends, property taxes, and the condition of the property are usually factored into a house hunt. Also, each buyer typically has a wish list that includes specific needs (the things the buyer has to have) and wants (the features the buyer would like but could do without if necessary).

While the home-buying process involves several important choices, one of the very first decisions buyers need to make is whether to shop for an existing home or build a new one.

BMH has over the years helped Home Owners Build their
Dream Home,
Take an existing Home and modernise it,

Location, location, location

bmhadmin — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 12:16:43 +0000

The Factors of a “Good” Location

“Location, location, location” is a common mantra in real estate. And it’s good advice—except for one thing: Most people have no idea what it means.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Location is key to valuable real estate.
Homes in cities that have little room for expansion tend to be more valuable than those in cities that have plenty of room.
Consider the accessibility, appearance, and amenities of a neighborhood as well as plans for development.
A lot’s proximity to things like busy roadways may make it less desirable for resale.
Acreage often trumps the quality of a house because land tends to increase in value.

Guide to property investment

bmhadmin — Thu, 30 Mar 2023 12:11:03 +0000

Investing in property is an exciting journey, but full of pitfalls that even the most experienced buyers can fall in to if they aren’t careful.

Buy-to-let is the most common way to get started, but there are other ways to get involved, even if you have no deposit.

This guide will help you find your own property investment strategy.