Why Does the Population Decline Yet Housing Prices Continue to Rise? Lessons from Japan, China, and Hanoi | GOOD HOUSES
Investing in real estate requires learning from the markets of Japan, China, and South Korea. Why is Tokyo real estate still expensive despite an aging population? What caused the Chinese real estate market to plummet after years of rapid growth? In this video, GOOD HOUSES analyzes supply and demand, interest rates, crowd psychology, and market confidence. Through this, real estate investment in Hanoi needs to pay attention to multi-polar planning, population flow, employment, and supply. Real estate investment must go hand in hand with risk management.
00:00 – Japan, China, and the paradox of housing prices across markets.
01:04 – Why did Tokyo housing prices surpass the 1991 bubble peak?
02:21 – Employment and population concentration make central real estate expensive.
05:56 – Policies to attract foreign experts and their impact on housing demand.
06:55 – Hanoi's Multi-Polar Planning: Population Dispersion, Employment, and Real Estate Demand.
08:08 – Growth Poles: Hoa Lac, Olympic, Phu Xuyen, and the Northern Financial Center.
09:37 – Will Interest Rates Be Enough to Cool Down the Seoul Real Estate Boom?
10:20 – Interest Rates, Capital Flows, and Speculative Psychology in the Market.
12:05 – The Formation of Herd Confidence and the Driving of Overpriced Assets.
15:28 – When Will the Market Peak and the Real Estate Bubble Burst?
17:46 – Solutions to Control Land Price Inflation: Increase Supply and Limit Speculation.
19:55 – Chinese Real Estate: Why Are Prices Falling but Buyers Still Staying On the Sidelines?
22:01 – Evergrande: A Crisis of Confidence and the Consequences of Oversupply.
25:58 – What does China need to do to restore market confidence?
26:36 – Real estate investment lessons from the apartment boom in Vietnam.
27:00 – Differentiating between real estate brokerage and investment consulting.
28:34 – Conflict of interest between sales and risk consulting for buyers.
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Why Does the Population Decline Yet Housing Prices Continue to Rise? Lessons from Japan, China, and Hanoi | GOOD HOUSES
Investing in real estate requires learning from the markets of Japan, China, and South Korea. Why is Tokyo real estate still expensive despite an aging population? What caused the Chinese real estate market to plummet after years of rapid growth? In this video, GOOD HOUSES analyzes supply and demand, interest rates, crowd psychology, and market confidence. Through this, real estate investment in Hanoi needs to pay attention to multi-polar planning, population flow, employment, and supply. Real estate investment must go hand in hand with risk management.
00:00 – Japan, China, and the paradox of housing prices across markets.
01:04 – Why did Tokyo housing prices surpass the 1991 bubble peak?
02:21 – Employment and population concentration make central real estate expensive.
05:56 – Policies to attract foreign experts and their impact on housing demand.
06:55 – Hanoi's Multi-Polar Planning: Population Dispersion, Employment, and Real Estate Demand.
08:08 – Growth Poles: Hoa Lac, Olympic, Phu Xuyen, and the Northern Financial Center.
09:37 – Will Interest Rates Be Enough to Cool Down the Seoul Real Estate Boom?
10:20 – Interest Rates, Capital Flows, and Speculative Psychology in the Market.
12:05 – The Formation of Herd Confidence and the Driving of Overpriced Assets.
15:28 – When Will the Market Peak and the Real Estate Bubble Burst?
17:46 – Solutions to Control Land Price Inflation: Increase Supply and Limit Speculation.
19:55 – Chinese Real Estate: Why Are Prices Falling but Buyers Still Staying On the Sidelines?
22:01 – Evergrande: A Crisis of Confidence and the Consequences of Oversupply.
25:58 – What does China need to do to restore market confidence?
26:36 – Real estate investment lessons from the apartment boom in Vietnam.
27:00 – Differentiating between real estate brokerage and investment consulting.
28:34 – Conflict of interest between sales and risk consulting for buyers.
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
Wishing you always joy, happiness, and success!
---------------------
Subscribe to the NHÀ TỐT channel here: @nhatottv to receive notifications whenever we upload useful videos.
---------------------
NHATOT - High-End Real Estate Distribution Agency
Hotline/Zalo: 0921 818 388
Website: https://nhatot.tv/
Facebook: facebook.com/NhaTotTV
TikTok: tiktok.com/@nhatottv
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1. Nhật 9,9, Tokyo 11,4.
2. Đan Mạch 6,8.
3. Mỹ 3,44, New York NY 12,4.
4.Trung Quốc 16,2, Beijing 27,7.
5. Việt Nam 33,7, Hà Nội 38,9.
(Nguồn Numbeo).