What do Vancouver, London, Stockholm, Sydney, Munich, and Hong Kong have in common? A bank gives them the dubious distinction of being real estate bubbles. Read more
At its speculative height, the Dutch East India Company was worth $7.9 trillion in today’s terms – more than 20 of the world’s biggest companies combined. Read more
According to UBS, there are eight financial centers that are in bubble territory with real estate prices rising at potentially unsustainable rates. Read more
UBS says cracks are starting to show at the top end of the property market, according to the bank’s recent analysis of the biggest real estate bubbles globally. Read more
According to UBS, there are nine real estate markets that are in bubble territory with prices rising to unsustainable levels. Read more