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Several Japanese banks have raised interest rates on large deposits, aiming to attract funds from real estate transactions and inheritances.
The move reflects Japanese banks' increasing competition for deposits to fund their growing and profitable loan businesses.
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The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates three times since September 2025, lowering the upper limit of the federal funds rate to 3.75%; the real estate market has responded positively, with three related ETFs posting strong performance, including the Hoya Capital High Dividend Yield ETF (RIET), which has yielded nearly 10.5%.
Since September 2025, the Federal Reserve has cut interest rates three times, lowering the upper limit of the federal funds rate target to 3.75%. As a result, the real estate market has been active. T
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U.S. Mortgage Rates Jump to Highest Level in a Year
U.S. mortgage rates have climbed to their highest point in a year, making home loans more expensive for borrowers.
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Hong Kong's 'shop kings' face bankruptcies as commercial property prices fall over 40% from 2018 peak, with no clear turnaround in sight
Many Hong Kong landlords, once known as 'shop kings' for owning numerous properties, have gone bankrupt due to collapsing post-pandemic rents and tighter bank lending. Centaline Commercial reports tha
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Bank of America's Q2 2026 multifamily loan delinquency rate fell to 1.41%, but long-term delinquencies and credit losses rose.
CRED iQ analysis shows that the delinquency rate for multifamily housing loans held by U.S. banks decreased to 1.41% in Q2 2026 from 1.47% in Q1. However, the delinquency rate for loans over 90 days p
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CFA Institute researchers analyze: Chinese young investors' risk appetite is comparable to their global peers, but their portfolios remain conservative due to underperforming stock markets, a sluggish real estate sector, and deflation.
A senior researcher at the CFA Institute Research and Policy Center noted that despite Chinese young investors' willingness to take risks, similar to their global peers, their portfolios remain more c
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Japanese developer Hulic and peers spend $1.49 billion on Tokyo office tower deal
A Japanese consortium including property developer Hulic has acquired part of a skyscraper near Tokyo Station for approximately 230 billion yen ($1.49 billion), making it one of Japan's largest single
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Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," is reportedly $1.2 billion in debt, which he claims is part of his wealth accumulation strategy, primarily from his real estate investment portfolio.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," stated that his $1.2 billion debt is part of his wealth accumulation strategy, aimed at leveraging investments that generate cash flow. His ex-wife and
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Nadeem Meghji, head of Blackstone's global real estate business, has departed and will be succeeded by David Levine and Giovanni Cutaia as co-heads.
Blackstone confirmed that Nadeem Meghji, head of its global real estate business, has resigned, less than a year after he took sole charge of the unit. David Levine and Giovanni Cutaia have been appoi
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U.S. mortgage demand fell by 2.7%, with the average 30-year fixed rate rising to 6.85%.
U.S. mortgage applications fell by 2.7% last week, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), with refinancing applications down 6.2% and purchase applications down 0.2%. During th
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China's Supreme People's Court issues first systematic judicial guidance for property developer bankruptcies, aiming to smooth disposals and reassure creditors
The framework, issued on Monday, calls for timely reorganisations of viable developers and prompt liquidations of those lacking sustainable value, in an effort to end inconsistencies that have slowed
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Cerberus Sells Real Estate Firm Tenet Equity for $1.6 Billion
Cerberus Capital Management sold a net-lease real estate business it founded five years ago for $1.6 billion, capitalizing on demand for a type of property transaction that’s gaining popularity.
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CBRE Predicts: Hong Kong's Non-Local Student Population to Reach 200,000 by 2035, Driving a 1.11 Million Square Meter Surge in Education Real Estate Demand
CBRE Predicts: Hong Kong's Non-Local Student Population to Reach 200,000 by 2035, Driving a 1.11 Million Square Meter Surge in Education Real Estate Demand
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CNBC: China's Weak Consumption Becomes a Global Issue, G20 Finance Ministers Discuss Impact of Chinese Exports on Global Employment, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Criticizes China for Opposing G20 Joint Statement
The CNBC "China Connection" newsletter noted that weak Chinese consumer spending has become a global issue, with discussions intensifying at this month's G20 Finance Ministers' meeting in the US about
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Taiwan's central bank mortgage curbs squeeze middle class with longer loan approvals, but cash-rich buyers keep prices high
Taiwan's central bank mortgage curbs squeeze middle class with longer loan approvals, but cash-rich buyers keep prices high
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Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) will strengthen its scrutiny of bank loans to overseas non-bank lenders and real estate companies.
The Nikkei has learned that Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) will examine whether the country's financial institutions have adequately assessed the credit risks associated with their loans to o
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Rich Dad, Poor Dad Author Robert Kiyosaki's $1.2 Billion Debt Sparks Discussion in China Amid Property Downturn
The revelation that "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki claimed to owe US$1.2 billion in debt, disclosed in podcast interviews over the summer, has sparked heated discussion among Chinese prop
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Malaysia's Johor Regent TMJ's Plan to Sell Singapore Land Faces Over $1 Billion Tax Bill
Malaysia's Johor Regent TMJ's Plan to Sell Singapore Land Faces Over $1 Billion Tax Bill
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Climate Risk Is Repricing Indian Real Estate
India's extreme weather is changing the economics of real estate, with developers in cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru spending millions to protect buildings from floods. Climate resilience is emerging
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US construction spending unexpectedly fell 0.5% in July to $2.158 trillion, hitting a nearly three-year low
The Commerce Department's Census Bureau reported on Tuesday that the July decline, the lowest level since October 2023, was primarily due to higher mortgage rates weighing on single-family homebuildin
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The Scion Group and Ares Management Corp. funds bought four US student housing communities for about $435 million, marking their new partnership's second deal.
The Scion Group and Ares Management Corp. funds bought four US student housing communities for about $435 million, marking their new partnership's second deal.
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Seattle Faces Housing Slowdown as AI Reshapes Employment
Seattle Faces Housing Slowdown as AI Reshapes Employment
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Australia's Housing Boom Shows Signs of Cracking, Threatening Household Wealth and Rippling Across Financial System
Australia's Housing Boom Shows Signs of Cracking, Threatening Household Wealth and Rippling Across Financial System
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Ares Management Raises $3.8 Billion for Japan-Focused Logistics Fund, Its Real Estate Business's Largest Closed-End Institutional Fundraise
Ares Management Corp has raised ¥612 billion ($3.8 billion) for its latest Japan-focused logistics development fund, in the largest closed-end institutional fundraise by its real estate business.
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Berkshire Hathaway Acquires Homebuilder for $6.8 Billion, JPMorgan Commits $750 Billion to Housing
Berkshire Hathaway completed its acquisition of homebuilder Taylor Morrison for $6.8 billion on July 24, aiming to integrate it into its Clayton Properties Group. Separately, JPMorgan Chase recently a
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Australian private credit funds are scrambling to contain investor panic after the collapse of property developer Bathla Group sparked concerns about the sector's real estate bets.
Australian private credit funds are scrambling to contain investor panic after the collapse of property developer Bathla Group sparked concerns about the sector's real estate bets.
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China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Issues Notice Supporting Refinancing, Mergers and Acquisitions for Listed Real Estate Developers
China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) Issues Notice Supporting Refinancing, Mergers and Acquisitions for Listed Real Estate Developers
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