Will history repeat itself again?
Will the world experience another "Real Estate Bubble"?
The Wall Street Journal has published an interesting article that raises the question about how much international real estate developers learned from the real estate bubble that burst just a few short years ago.
This week Hong Kong's biggest developer (Sun Hung Kai Properties) agreed to pay $434 Million for a 130,000 sq ft site in the suburbs of Hong Kong.
This price represented a 20% premium above the consensus price of six analysts and 69% above the reserve price of $268 Million.
Apparently "easy credit and ample liquidity" is raising concerns of unrealistic price increases.
In an attempt to cool down excessive lending, the People's Bank of China (The Central Bank) is requiring that banks increase their cash reserves.
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