Real estate
Residential vs. Commercial Real Estate
Submitted by loner on 15 March, 2009 - 2:44pm- finance students
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Commercial property is sold for the rent values. All around you see small shops disappearing, vacancy rates are high. Large supermarkets and 24 hour convenience stores and petrol stations seem to be taking over. Even in these megamalls, most shop keepers are struggling just to pay the rent. Real estate historically has appreciated at a higher rate than inflation, what do you think this means for future rental income from retailers?
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FAQ ON BUYING A PROPERTY IN HONG KONG
Submitted by loner on 25 February, 2009 - 12:36amOur conveyancing legal team stands ready to assist you in completing the title acquisition of the property you intend to purchase. We have extensive experience and skill sets on dealing with purchase of houses, apartments, commercial properties such as offices and factories.
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Crude Oil - Commentary from Ansbacher | Tim Price
Submitted by loner on 11 April, 2005 - 1:29am- Asia
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Few things stir the blood more than Wall Street firms getting into a good old scrap. Put aside the internecine squabbling at Morgan Stanley - they don't come much better than the current dust-up between Citigroup (metals "super cycle") and Goldman Sachs (oil "super spike"), and Merrill Lynch - whose chief equity strategist, David Bowers, on Monday poured water on the idea of what he described as a resources bubble.
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