Singapore has surpassed China as the leading Asian investor in the United States real estate market. This is the first time that Singapore has outspent China since 2012 with respect to U.S. real estate. A report co-authored by Real Capital Analytics and Cushman & Wakefield show investors from Singapore spent $9.5 billion on U.S. properties, while Chinese investors $5.9 billion. This was a decrease in investment from China at 66% according to Bloomberg.
The level of investment from Singapore will continue to remain strong. According Cushman &
Wakefield's executive director for capital markets for Asia Pacific Priyaranjan Kumar “We expect Singapore to continue to be the single largest source of Asian investments in the U.S. real estate markets”
Sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte accounted for 75% of the $9.5 billion of Singaporean purchases, investing in properties including 60 Wall Street in Manhattan for $1.1 billion. Commercial real estate investment by Singapore worldwide increased to $28.4 billion and their investments in the United States is ranked third worldwide lead by Canada as the top investor and France.
China's slowing of investments in the U.S. real estate market may be attributed to governmental restrictions set forth in late July 2o17. Their governmental agencies released a revised list on restricted and permitted international investments. In short, China placed real estate transactions valuing over $1 million in a restricted category. This would put additional governmental scrutiny into the transactions. The time for the transactions to be approved would be delayed and would therefore curtail investors' ability to invest in real estate.
If you are interesting in investing in real estate and would need assistance in managing your property Blue Harbour Property Management may be the right choice for you. Whether you have a 1 bedroom coop or a multi-unit high rise building we can assist you in maximizing you expectations. We are a full service NYC commercial and residential property management company servicing Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Cover The Risks of Your Rental Property in Brooklyn, NY
For
many the search for multiple streams of revenue is a way in order to retire
early or living a more comfortable life for yourself and your family.
Many local investors are earning this extra money by purchasing homes for
rent in Brooklyn, New York. Brooklyn has become one of the biggest
booming areas when in comes to investment properties. The average rentals
now are close or exceeds their counterparts in Manhattan. May people have
thought about investing in Brooklyn and in fact you might be one of them.
While
owning a Brooklyn rental property, whether it be an apartment building, condo,
co-op or 2 family home is a great idea and can bring in a substantial amount of
money each month, it certainly can be a risky investment. Many beginning
investors don’t realize all of the things that can go wrong with their homes
for rent in Brooklyn, NY that can cost them quite a bit of money. As a matter
of fact, here at Blue Harbour Property Management, we take on many clients that
have purchased their first investment property. What we do notice is that
they are not familiar with alot of expenses that come up with owning an
investment property. That is of course one of the reasons they choose to
retain a NYC property management company like us. We always discuss certain
things that may protect your investment and reduce the risks you assume while
owning an investment property. Below are a few ways to protect your
investment.
§ Good Insurance – If you have a mortgage
on your investment property, you will be required to have homeowners insurance.
Even if you are not required to carry homeowners insurance, you should
definitely maintain a homeowners insurance policy. Also as you will have
tenants you should definitely obtain a homeowners policy that is above the
standard policy. There are several policies that you can maintain that
would have a more comprehensive coverage. You should always advise the
investor to seek guidance through their insurance agent but we generally see
that a market policy which would cover for market value loss or a Tenants and
Cooperative Policy which cover tenant’s losses would be a great idea to have.
It’s pertinent that you have good insurance policies that cover your
rental properties; otherwise you may find yourself losing money with these
properties in the event of an accident.
§ Require Renters Insurance – If you’re really
serious about lowering your risks, then you should require that the tenants of
your homes for rent in Brooklyn, New York purchase renter’s insurance. Renters
insurance is very inexpensive and it provides more coverage for the tenant in
the event of an incident. Since tenants can make claims on their renters
insurance if something happens to their rental and/or possessions, then you
won’t have to worry as much about being held liable for the damage.
§ Have the property inspected and safeguard any
areas where there could be a potential for liability. The majority of cases
filed against rental property owners generally have to do with negligence
either by the owner himself or his NYC property manager. To ensure this doesn’t
happen to you, your NYC property management company should make regular
inspections to make sure dangerous conditions are taken care of immediately.
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