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Soaring Spanish Mortgages: 24.9% Annual Increase in First Half of 2025

Spain's daily mortgage signings reached 1,886 in the first half of 2025, exceeding pre-2011 levels, due to Euríbor stabilization and high housing demand. This resulted in a 24.9% annual increase in mortgaged homes (243,257) and an average mortgage amount of 8,363 euros in June.

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US Home Delistings Surge, Creating Market Deadlock

In June 2025, US home delistings surged 38% year-to-date and 48% year-over-year, reaching 21 delistings per 100 new listings nationally, as sellers prioritize price over quick sales, creating a market deadlock amid rising housing supply but stagnant sales due to high mortgage rates.

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Evergrande Delisted: Impact of China's Property Crisis

China Evergrande, once the nation's second-largest property developer, saw its shares delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday following a court-ordered liquidation due to its failure to resolve over $340 billion in debt, a consequence of the Chinese government's 2020 crackdown on excess...

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U.S. Housing Market Remains Sluggish Despite Slight Sales Increase

Existing home sales in the U.S. rose slightly in July, but remain significantly below pre-pandemic levels due to high mortgage rates (averaging 6.6%) and elevated home prices (nearly 50% increase in five years). Increased inventory offers more buyer options, but sales remain slow.

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China's Real Estate Market Shifts from Quantity to Quality

Driven by evolving consumer preferences, China's real estate market is undergoing a transformation, prioritizing quality housing with improved amenities and stricter construction standards, as reflected in new national guidelines and government policies.

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Málaga Rental Prices Hit Record Highs in 2025

Rental prices in Málaga hit a record high in June 2025, with an 80-square-meter apartment costing over €1300, a 10% year-on-year increase, due to increased tourism, technological growth, and international investment, creating a housing crisis for many families.

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Greek Real Estate Investment to Drop Over 50% in First Half of 2024

The Hellenic Association of Anonymous Companies and Entrepreneurship (SAEE) predicts a greater than 50% drop in foreign investment in Greek real estate during the first half of 2024 due to the new, stricter "golden visa" program that increased the minimum investment to €800,000 for many areas.

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Evergrande Delisted: China's Real Estate Crisis Deepens

China Evergrande, once the nation's second-largest real estate developer, was delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Monday after failing to provide a viable debt restructuring plan for its more than \$340 billion in debt, impacting China's economy and global markets.

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Sluggish U.S. Housing Market Persists Despite Slight Sales Increase

U.S. existing home sales saw a slight July increase but remain far below pre-pandemic levels due to high mortgage rates (averaging 6.6%) and increased home prices (up nearly 50% in five years), although more inventory and slightly lower rates offer some buyer leverage.

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Docklands Units Take 37 Years to Double in Value

Docklands units took 37 years to double in median price, from $291,807 in April 1988 to $584,450 in July 2023, slower than the average 27.6 years for other inner-city Melbourne suburbs, due to oversupply of lower-quality apartments built in the 2010s and a lack of amenities.

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China's Real Estate Market Shifts to Quality-Driven Development

Driven by evolving consumer preferences and government policies, China's real estate market is transitioning from rapid expansion to quality-driven development, prioritizing "livable quality" in new residential projects with improved standards and amenities, as exemplified by a park-inspired develop...

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China Prioritizes Quality over Quantity in Real Estate Market Shift

New national standards for residential projects in China, effective May 1st, 2024, prioritize higher quality housing, including increased ceiling heights, better sound insulation, and energy-efficient technologies, marking a shift from rapid growth to quality-driven development in the real estate ma...

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