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Home-Kennel-iron-hong-kong-620X310 .jpg "width = 650 > average luxury home prices in Hong Kong reached 7,200 pounds per square foot or equivalent to Rp 106,8 million per square foot. In fact, by 2012 and the price jumped almost close to 11,000 pounds.
KOMPAS.com -Savills, a real estate company in its annual report, global World Cities Review stated, the activity on the market worldwide real estate billionaire has been so intense over the last seven years. Such activity has led to a doubling of the value of the property in this sector as much as two-fold.
The report found, the super luxury housing market in big cities, known as "the billionaire market" has grown faster than the central market of the city. The greatest value have been recorded in China and Asia.
This occurs due to the emergence of new-rich classes and the increased commodity prices. Based on a list of "10 most expensive real estate in the city of the world", published by Forbes, the city's most expensive real estate in the world today is still held in Hong Kong.
The average price of luxury homes in the city reached 7,200 pounds per square foot or equivalent to Rp 106,8 million per square foot. In fact, by 2012 and the price jumped almost close to 11,000 pounds.
With the price per square foot that is as high as it is, the price of the average luxury home in Hong Kong reached 57 million pounds or approximately Rp 845,7 billion. Sale-purchase agreement most expensive record ever held in the city held by Deep Water Bay Road. The deal resulted in the Treaty of 8,200 pounds per square foot or about Rp 121,6 million per square foot in 2011 then.
Meanwhile, the second position is held by Tokyo. The size of the average home in the capital of Japan topped 16,000 square feet (or 1 487 sq. meters). For each square feet, houses a high-end class in Tokyo have the price of 5,000 pounds per square foot or equivalent to Rp 74,1 million. In other words, a large house in Tokyo could reach Rp 1.1 trillion.
Tracing the's list of Savills, London is currently in third place. House prices in high-end class per perseginya foot reach 3,500 pounds or USD 51,9 million. The average home size billionaire 7,900 square feet, means having the price of Rp 408,9 billion.
In 2005, home prices in the main markets of London has soared to 107 percent, despite being in the downfall of the global economy. In General, a very dramatic price appreciation occurs in markets such as Singapore and Mumbai. In the second place, the price jumped to 230 percent and 175 percent since 2005. The dramatic increase was due to both grow from the basic values that tend to be low.
As for the city of New York was in sixth with price per square foot on average 2,700 pounds or USD 39.9 million. This number is 47 percent higher than the sales price that is mandated throughout the housing bubble (bubble) in 2005.
Several factors led to the "goyangnya" sales in this class of millionaires. One of them is the Government's policy that targets very rich people to buy a House. For example, Hong Kong has introduced restrictions on loans and higher obligations to foreign buyers.
While according to Savills in Forbes, tax increases are high in France has restricted the activities of high-end so pressing it. In Paris, prices dropped as much as 8 percent. In fact, in French Riviera reached 10 percent.
The article offered by Forbes also says, that the motivation of the investment were changed. Now, buyers with thicker bags buy property to rent it back. In this way, their investment will provide active income.
On the other hand, the same article is also interesting, because Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines is now best known as a foreign buyer profile. In this list, Paris was in fourth position, followed later by Moscow, New York, Shanghai, Singapore, India, and Sidney.
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