Condition of the property market in the United States today is still in bad. However, the condition does not mean that experienced by other countries in the world.
The latest data quoted insider business pages of Knight Frank report, Sunday, April 3, 2011 show, a number of property markets, particularly housing, outside the United States actually enjoyed a boom during 2010.
Not surprisingly, the property market was booming in the Asia region such as China, Hong Kong, and Singapore. However, property markets in Central Europe also look stunning last year.
Here are 10 sparkling world property market during 2010:
10. Denmark
Copenhagen, DenmarkSetiap years of growth, especially residential property is always up 7.8 percent. In the third quarter of 2010, there has been an increase to 1.5 percent.
Property market in Denmark is somewhat vulnerable for some time. It is recognized one of his ministers a Danish economy.
However, beyond that, there are still great opportunities for real estate sales and some buyers who would limit the rise in property prices.
9. Poland
Typical views of Old Town in Krakow PolandiaPertumbuhan property especially houses in 2010 rose 8.1 percent. In the third quarter of 2010 there were gains of 1.1 percent. Today, Poland is one of the targets of the investment company to bury the funds. Poland's economic growth is always stable in the midst of the economic conditions of Central Europe was tight.
8. India
Taj Mahal, IndiaPertumbuhan property in India every year, reaching 8.9 percent. However, during the third quarter of 2010, the growth properties decreased 1.7 percent.
Indian real estate industry is estimated to continue to struggle if the government continued tight monetary policy, especially in terms of interest rates. Poroperti sector also faces serious problems related to corruption.
7. French
Flag PrancisSebagai one developed country, the French property industry growth each year has increased to 9.5 percent. In the fourth quarter of 2010 alone, the increase in the property market in France to reach 1.4 percent.
Unfortunately, like other European economies, France also faced with the continuing increases in interest rates from the European Central Bank.
6. Austria
The view of a village in the province of Salzburg, Austria AustriaPertumbuhan property market experienced annual growth of 9.9 percent with a rise in the third quarter of 2010 reached 3.7 percent.
Austria's economic growth as other Central European countries expected to stabilize.
However, there are still concerns over the banking system and the pressure from Eastern Europe. Real estate industry will probably be affected by increases in interest rates policy of the European Central Bank.
5. Singapore
SingapuraSebagai one developed country in Southeast Asia, growth in Singapore's property market experiencing annual growth of 14 percent. In the fourth quarter of 2010, the property market rose 1.8 percent.
Singapore's outlook on expected future prices is affected by the decline that began in February 2011. However, it will increase, especially for downtown Singapore.
Policy tightening is undertaken on track, where the government provides housing for 80 percent of the population of the community. With this condition, very slim chance to make speculations.
4. China (especially Beijing and Shanghai)
Chinese Economic Growth: BeijingChina now in the spotlight of the world economy also experienced growth of interesting properties throughout 2010. Estimated annual growth reached 15.3 percent. For the fourth quarter of 2010 alone reached 6.4 percent increase.
Particularly the residential property industry in China for a number of analysts predicted it was in the bubble conditions. Housing prices in China were expected to decline slowly as the effects of monetary policy tightening.
3. Israel
Mavi Marmara Israel.Walau naval forces intercepted a country that continues to dispute with the Palestinians, Israel's growth in the property market experienced growth of 16.2 percent, with the fourth quarter of 2010 there was an increase of 3.5 percent.
Today, Israel continues to show an increase of economic growth and booming economy. The size of a small country is one factor that might make the retaining housing prices continue to rise. However, regional stability is still a consideration for potential investors to enter.
2. Latvia
Vacant buildings in the City of Skrunda, LatviaLatvia housing market experienced growth of 16.9 percent in 2010 with growth in the fourth quarter of 2010 experienced a decline of 0.8 percent.
Booming housing market in Latvia is nothing happening because of government policies that allow EU citizens to have property if the invested funds of U.S. $ 96.11 or more. Unfortunately, this policy can not ensure whether the growth of Latvia housing market will continue to survive.
1. Hong Kong's
Hong KongPosisi number one as the country with the largest growth in the housing market in the world in 2010 occupied Hong Kong. One city in China that China is now joining the housing market is enjoying growth of 20.1 percent. In the fourth quarter of 2010, recorded growth of 3.7 percent.
Housing in Hong Kong throughout 2010 experienced a very large increase, both in terms of high demand and ease the entry of money, since currency exchange rate policy of China. Along with the increasingly stringent policies, high growth is expected to slow.
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