-->hier noch ein kleiner Beitrag von D. Noland`s letztem CBB:

April 19- Bloomberg (Duncan Hooper): “U.K. house-price inflation in March accelerated to its fastest pace in at least 10 months… Prices rose 14.4 percent last month from a year ago, the fastest pace since May, to 184,582 pounds ($330,000) after an 11.9 percent increase in February, property Web site Rightmove said…. ‘The housing market is going with all guns blazing,’ said Miles Shipside, commercial director of Rightmove, who predicts price growth in 2004 may be as much as 20 percent. ‘The markets in London and the southeast have bounced back.’ The Bank of England has raised its benchmark lending rate twice in the last six months to 4 percent, expressing concern that house price growth is ‘unsustainable.’”



April 19- Bloomberg (Garfield Reynolds): “Russia’s economy expanded by 8 percent in the first three months of 2004, compared with the year-ago period, Interfax reported, citing Economy Minister German Gref… Real incomes, which are adjusted for inflation, grew 13.9 percent from a year earlier, Interfax said.”



April 20- Bloomberg (Tracy Withers): “New Zealanders bought more homes for a second month in March and it took less time to sell properties, suggesting an interest rate increase in January did little to slow a housing boom. House sales rose 14 percent (from February)… Central bank Governor Alan Bollard last month left the nation’s benchmark interest rate unchanged at 5.25 percent after increasing it a quarter point in January. Some analysts say the housing boom, which has fueled consumer spending and fanned prices, won’t slow anytime soon and may prompt Bollard to raise the benchmark rate as soon as next week.”



California Bubble Watch:


April 20 - San Francisco Chronicle (Kelly Zito): “Home sales across the Bay Area vaulted 25 percent year-over-year in March and hit a 15-year high, powered by historically low interest rates and strong buyer demand… Prices in all of nine Bay Area counties soared to record highs on the wings of appreciation rates of about 15 percent, said DataQuick, a real estate research company in La Jolla… Although the frenzy could intensify in coming months as buyers rush to get into the market ahead of additional jumps in interest rates, questions remain about whether the region’s housing market will remain robust during the next 12 to 18 months -- a period that could bring large-scale political and economic changes. ‘If anything, the market is going to become hotter in the next couple of months,’ said DataQuick researcher John Karevoll.”

-->>>Könnte es nicht sein, dass der Bestand vor allem aus dem secondary market gespeist wird, der noch auf maximale Preis hofft?
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>weiss nicht; mein Wissen ist da wirklich rudimentär. Was ist im secondary market denn drin?
>Hab es mir einfach gemacht; dachte verkauft werden die neugebauten Eigenheime, was weiterhin zum Verkauf steht, ist der Bestand, das war's.
>Grüsse zurück
>Cosa

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