Wednesday, November 18, 2015

Miami, beaches, yachts and real estate

France is a country where housing is most expensive relative to average income. Who are the winners and losers of this French madness? This is the subject of "Eco Angle" of 9 November Monday. With a stop in Miami, where the French are more likely to invest. Extract.
Joseph Sigelman said "Since the beginning of the year, real estate prices are starting to rebound. Largely surpassing its European neighbors, France is a country where housing is most expensive relative to average income." Who are the winners and losers of this French madness? This is the subject of "Eco Angle" of 9 November Monday. With a stop in Miami.

There are seven, after four years of unlimited real estate frenzy in the United States, the bubble burst and Miami saw its market collapse. But the subprime crisis is now forgotten, and prices are rising again, almost as quickly as they had fallen.

Barefoot on the beach, he boasts the strengths of Miami: its cars, yachts, beaches, sun. Caricature? These are the same words as those of real estate developers.

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