🔍 Housing market confidence starting to dip, say surveyors Confidence in the UK’s housing market is starting to dip, despite an improving outlook in recent months, according to surveyors. A net balance of 8% of property professionals saw home buyer demand falling rather than rising in May, marking the weakest reading since November 2023, the @Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) found. Buyer demand was weakest in the South East and South West of England, the report said. 📉 At HyLend, we understand the challenges and fluctuations in the housing market. Whether you're looking to build your portfolio or seek new investment opportunities, we connect you with top lenders to provide diverse financing options tailored to your needs. Secure your financial future with the right support and insights. Explore our solutions today and let’s navigate these changes together! Contact us now! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eY8Jhe99 #DevelopmentFinance #EconomicDevelopment #FinanceForGrowth
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🚧🏘️ As we navigate the evolving landscape of real estate, it's crucial to address the aging housing stock in the US. A recent HUD report (https://lnkd.in/gwicCp7j) highlights an average housing age of 39 years. This brings to light the urgent need for construction loans and revitalization efforts. "The aging of our housing stock highlights the need for substantial investment in housing, particularly for the most vulnerable," - a key takeaway from the report. This statement underscores the importance of renewing and upgrading existing housing units. As a professional in property development, I see an opportunity for investors and developers to step in with innovative solutions. Construction loans will play a pivotal role in transforming these older properties into safe, modern, and efficient homes, meeting today's living standards. #HousingMarket #RealEstateDevelopment #ConstructionLoans #HUD #PropertyRevitalization #InvestmentOpportunity
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During the first quarter of 2024, after a period of economic uncertainty and high borrowing costs, there has been a noticeable increase in stability in the prime markets. Despite values remaining steady after five quarters of decline, it appears that the prime regional markets in the UK have hit rock bottom. Following the mini-budget in September 2022, prices dropped by an average of -5.9% due to rising debt costs and financial strains. However, they are still 10.6% higher than pre-pandemic levels. With improvements in the mortgage markets, buyer confidence has also seen a boost. This has led to a decrease in annual price falls to -3.8% across all prime regional markets, an improvement from the -4.7% seen in the previous quarter. Additionally, areas closest to London, like the suburbs and inner commuter zones, have experienced the smallest price drops over the past year. See more:
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During the first quarter of 2024, after a period of economic uncertainty and high borrowing costs, there has been a noticeable increase in stability in the prime markets. Despite values remaining steady after five quarters of decline, it appears that the prime regional markets in the UK have hit rock bottom. Following the mini-budget in September 2022, prices dropped by an average of -5.9% due to rising debt costs and financial strains. However, they are still 10.6% higher than pre-pandemic levels. With improvements in the mortgage markets, buyer confidence has also seen a boost. This has led to a decrease in annual price falls to -3.8% across all prime regional markets, an improvement from the -4.7% seen in the previous quarter. Additionally, areas closest to London, like the suburbs and inner commuter zones, have experienced the smallest price drops over the past year. See more:
Prime regional house prices – Q1 2024
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Looking for a shift in the real estate sector? Top industry developers believe that the government can accelerate the real estate sector by allocating resources and enacting beneficial policies, which can lead to job growth and boost economic activities. In a recent conversation with The Financial Express, Shubhi Jain, Principal Partner & Head of CRM at Square Yards, emphasized the need for strategic recalibrations in affordable housing, especially under PMAY, to address rising construction costs. She also highlighted a few factors around tax reliefs and home loan deductions. Tap the link to read in detail: https://bit.ly/4cwstWJ #SquareYards #RealEstate #Budget2024 #AffordableHousing #EconomicGrowth #PMAY #FinancialExpress #RealEstateNews
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Apartments stand out as an affordable choice when it comes to cracking the property market, not to mention downsizing. But a looming shortage may soon push unit values higher. 📈 https://ow.ly/7iRR50PQtf3 #wafinance #perthmortgagebroker #mortgagewesternaustralia #perthfinance #plbs #betterfuture #thebrokerbehindyou #equipmentfinance #assetfinance #carfinance #selfemployedfinance #homeloans
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Here to Unlock Housing Finance Tips for You, Get Ready to Level Up Your Real Estate Game. Don't Miss Out on the Latest Real Estate Insights and Follow us for More Tips Every Tuesday. #JLPL #TuesdayTips #RealEstateTips #HousingFinanceOptions #Mohali
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Sharing our leader's thoughts on the current market and what's to come. #RealEstate #RealEstateTrends
In light of the current trends in commercial real estate, as highlighted by this recent Wall Street Journal article, it’s evident that we’re entering a period of significant change, particularly in the realm of construction loans. Tom from Red Oak shared this article with me, as well as some valuable insights on this, noting the expected slowdown in multifamily projects but also highlighting the resilience of the single-family sector. Reflecting on this, I believe these times underscore the need for strategic thinking and targeted client engagement. While sectors like spec industrial may face a downturn, opportunities still abound. For instance, the Austin area continues to attract companies, creating a demand for build-to-suit industrial development. Identifying and aligning with such active sectors is crucial. Another critical aspect is recognizing the role of private capital in the current landscape. This is because private capital sources often become more proactive during times like these. 💰 They’re key players to identify, both for lending and development opportunities. At ViewPoint, we’re committed to adapting our strategies and staying ahead of the curve. By being selective and strategic about our client base, we can navigate these changes effectively. The real estate landscape is shifting, but with careful planning and foresight, there are still opportunities to be seized. #RealEstateTrends #StrategicPlanning #ViewpointEngineering #ConstructionIndustry #MarketAdaptation #RealEstateDevelopment
The Money Has Stopped Flowing in Commercial Real Estate
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Can We Save Middle-Income Housing? The article from Multihousing News discusses the challenges faced by middle-income housing, particularly in the context of multifamily finance. It highlights the increasing distress in the multifamily sector due to factors such as higher property taxes, construction and insurance costs, and a surge in new supply. The article notes that value-add investors who took out floating-rate loans are particularly at risk, as they overpaid for assets based on assumptions of continued robust rent growth and historically low interest rates. However, the Secured Overnight Financing Rate has spiked, making it difficult for these investors to maintain their returns. The article concludes that while there are signs of distress in the multifamily sector, lenders have flexibility to rework loans, and some investors are exploring strategies to recapitalize struggling projects. 📞 305-3422960 💻 sandra@fernandezhomes.com #forsale #newlisting #justlisted #bienesraices #fernandezhomes #miami #florida #realestate
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Building Resiliance: Tough Times for those in Housing Construction. Through my close work with companies within the construction industry and especially those within housing development, it's become increasingly apparent that the housing sector is facing significant challenges. In fact, with lower consumer confidence and mortgage interest rates at a 15-year high, people are taking much longer to commit to buying houses. Barratt Developments, one of the largest UK housebuilders, recently stated it would build 20% fewer homes this year. Unfortunately, while the country's biggest housing sector firms make the headlines, almost 350,000 small and medium-sized construction companies are also taking a significant hit. Considered the backbone of the industry, these companies have experienced more insolvencies than any other sector in the past year and have accounted for 1 in 5 of all business failures in recent months. 🛠️ 📉 Because of the difficult times in the industry, it's made my work all the more rewarding. Our ability to help small to medium-sized businesses gain access to tax relief has proved a useful revenue stream for many. It's a real pleasure to play a part in supporting such an integral aspect of the development and prowess of this country. 🙌🇬🇧 #SupportingBusinesses #IndustryResilience #R&D
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Hilltop Credit Partners’ President and Chief Operating Officer, Tiger Craft, shares his analysis and key take-aways in the latest UK Housing Report. Looking at the growth of the market this year and the challenges and opportunities faced by real estate investors and developers, Tiger investigates ‘Is this a turn in the inflation tide?’ Featured by Development Finance Today, Tiger reveals rising interest rates could see delivery of sub-200,000 units for first time in nearly a decade - Click below to read more. #investment #development #housing #residential #homes #credit #funding
Rising interest rates could see delivery of sub-200,000 units for first time in nearly a decade
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