Thursday, December 3, 2015

www.MLS-Global.com




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We connect real estate sellers with buyers from around the globe. Access to 250 000 properties at your finger tips.


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CBRE Economist Predicts the U.S. Real Estate Market Will Stay the Course in the Coming Year



CBRE Economist Predicts the U.S. Real Estate Market Will Stay the Course in the Coming Year




source http://nreionline.com/


With interest rates poised to rise,NREI recently talked with Richard Barkham, Ph.D., executive director and global chief economist at commercial real estate services firm CBRE to discuss what lies ahead for the U.S. commercial real estate market in 2016.
NREI: It looks like the Fed will finally raise interest rates in December. Do you agree with that consensus?

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Volatility to favour real estate again in 2016 – La Francaise/Forum

Volatility to favour real estate again in 2016 – La Francaise/Forum




Heightened global economic volatility is likely to persist next year and real estate returns will continue to offer an attractive investment home, says the JV between Paris-based La Francaise and London's Forum group.
“In an environment of low economic growth and deflationary pressures we continue to believe that the attractiveness of real estate has not vanished,” said the report, signed by Jana Sehnalova, MD and Global Portfolio Manager of Forum Securities.
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Property Investor Europe News


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Calgary office vacancy rates to peak at 17.7% next year: CBRE


Calgary office vacancy rates to peak at 17.7% next year: CBRE







U.S.-based CBRE says Calgary's office space vacancy rate will peak next year, and new construction spending will then begin to rebound as more clarity about oil supply allows investors to act with more certainty.

Jennifer Lee/CBC

Office vacancy rates in Calgary will peak at almost 18 per cent by the third quarter of 2016, according to an annual forecast from a U.S.-based real estate investment firm.
The overall vacancy rate for office space in Calgary is 17.5 per cent this year, compared to 13.1 per cent in 2014. Next year, CBRE predicts it will reach 17.7 per cent.



http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-real-estate-forecast-cbre-1.3333383

Chinese Cash Floods U.S. Real Estate Market



Chinese Cash Floods U.S. Real Estate 

Market



By Keith Bradsher

Some of the Chinese money pouring into the global economy

has gone into residential property, in major American cities 

and places like Corinth, Tex.





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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/29/business/international/chinese-cash-floods-us-real-estate-market.html?_r=0

Monday, December 1, 2014

History of Greenland

The second largest island in the world (after the island continent of Australia), is the story of survival under extreme conditions in the Arctic climate: a layer of ice covers 84% of the area of the island, restricting human activity to the coasts. Greenland was unknown in Europe until the tenth century, when it was discovered by Norwegian Vikings origin newly settled in Iceland. Before the "discovery" Greenland was inhabited for centuries by Arctic peoples and in the north and west of the island the people of the Dorset culture at the time of the Viking arrival lived. The direct ancestors of modern Inuit did not reach the island until 1200. The Inuit were the only people who inhabited the island for centuries, but, in memory of the Viking settlement, Denmark claimed the territory and colonized from century XVIII, obtaining several privileges, such as trade monopoly.

During World War II, Greenland was separated in fact, both socially and economically, from Denmark, closer to the United States and Canada. After the war, control of the island returned to Denmark, getting their colonial status, and although Greenland remains part of the Kingdom of Denmark, is autonomous since 1979. The island is the only province that has been separated from the European Union if well has the status of associated state.



Thursday, November 20, 2014

BUSINESS PLAN FOR REAL ESTATE









1.- Get a broker to the start of the company.
2.-Define the services provided.
3.- Define the sector you intend to work.
4.-Sets to provide your services.
5.-Sets the quality of services.
6. Research who are your competitors.
7.-Make a financial plan or budget (3 years for balance)
8. Define the staff you need to start.
9. Establish a plan of salaries and sales commissions to advisers.
10.-Defines the furniture for the image of your business
11. Make a budget for advertising spend.
12. Develops strategy and sales promotion.
13. Make your company registration.
14. Consider the loan payments.
15. Define if you need to invest in a franchise.