The U.S. economy is in
its fifth year of recovery, and the housing market has now seen three years of
growth from its lows of 2009. As of April 2015 prices were up 31.2 percent from
their 2009 trough, and stand within 12.9 percent of their 2006 high. The prime
markets of cities such as San Francisco and New York have already exceeded
their former peaks.
What’s ahead for the
rest of the year and into 2016?
Savills World Research
recently released its forecast for residential markets across the world. You’ll
get an in-depth look at which markets have seen the end to the boom and bust
cycle, who’s buying where around the world, where investors are seeking higher
yielding secondary property, and much more.
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