Showing posts with label Real Estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Estate. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
101 Ways to Promote Your Real Estate Web Site
10:39 PM |
101 Ways to Promote Your Real Estate Web Site
Maximum Press | January 1, 2008| PDF | 250 pages | 3.12mb
An increasing number of real estate buyers and sellers are making the Web their first destination, so getting more of them to stop at an agency’s or individual agent’s site can mean thousands of dollars in commissions. The proven e-mail, linking, and online advertising techniques provided will increase initial visitor traffic to any real estate website and keep buyers and sellers returning again and again. In addition, real estate agents and office managers can use the templates, checklists, and forms included to make their website an important and effective selling tool. [Download]
Maximum Press | January 1, 2008| PDF | 250 pages | 3.12mb
An increasing number of real estate buyers and sellers are making the Web their first destination, so getting more of them to stop at an agency’s or individual agent’s site can mean thousands of dollars in commissions. The proven e-mail, linking, and online advertising techniques provided will increase initial visitor traffic to any real estate website and keep buyers and sellers returning again and again. In addition, real estate agents and office managers can use the templates, checklists, and forms included to make their website an important and effective selling tool. [Download]
Monday, July 28, 2008
Real Estate Investment: Dawn of a New Era
12:16 AM |
Real Estate Investment: Dawn of a New Era
The recent era of exceptional real estate returns fuelled by low cost and readily available debt came to an end in 2007. Some investors will choose to wait until the economic and capital market outlook becomes clearer, before committing further capital to the sector. Yet, although the medium-term and long-term outlook is for lower returns than in the recent past, it is still at a level of return and risk that will be attractive compared to other asset classes.
With the global economy set to slow from its very rapid growth rates of the last few years, commercial real estate market fundamentals should remain sound, provided slower growth in the US in particular does not become a recession. Growth in demand for commercial real estate may weaken, but it should remain suffi cient to absorb the muted levels of new construction in the pipeline and to help underpin rental growth.
However, the risks to the outlook clearly are asymmetric on the downside. [Download]
The recent era of exceptional real estate returns fuelled by low cost and readily available debt came to an end in 2007. Some investors will choose to wait until the economic and capital market outlook becomes clearer, before committing further capital to the sector. Yet, although the medium-term and long-term outlook is for lower returns than in the recent past, it is still at a level of return and risk that will be attractive compared to other asset classes.
With the global economy set to slow from its very rapid growth rates of the last few years, commercial real estate market fundamentals should remain sound, provided slower growth in the US in particular does not become a recession. Growth in demand for commercial real estate may weaken, but it should remain suffi cient to absorb the muted levels of new construction in the pipeline and to help underpin rental growth.
However, the risks to the outlook clearly are asymmetric on the downside. [Download]
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Real Estate Investment in Asia Pacific: Migrating Capital
2:18 AM |
Real Estate Investment in Asia Pacific: Migrating Capital
Property investment has emerged as an asset class, but it remains difficult to access and is often beset by complex structures and regulation. The factors governing investment decisions differ greatly from one market to another.
Developed jurisdictions such as Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore all have well defined and strictly governed real estate markets, often competing to attract investment from institutional investors with an Asian property mandate. The other end of the spectrum sees frontier markets such as Vietnam, China and India closely studying regulatory frameworks in the rest of the region as a guide to establish their own viable marketplace for international real estate investors. [more...]
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