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‘Million Dollar Listing’ star Josh Flagg credits luxury real estate boom to more money in pocketbooks
‘Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles’ star and luxury real estate agent Josh Flagg weighs in on the life cycle of the booming housing market. The luxury real estate market is still experiencing exponential demand and “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles” star Josh Flagg told “The Claman Countdown” that people having extra money to spend is to credit. “The bottom line is this: There’s a lot of money available,” he said. “People have money and I don’t know where it came from all of a sudden… You think during a pandemic, you know, the last thing you would think that people would be doing is buying real estate. It’s totally counterintuitive.” …
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Investors Snap Up Metaverse Real Estate in a Virtual Land Boom
Justin Bieber performed at a live concert this month, but the show wasn’t in a stadium or an arena. Like recent performances from Ariana Grande, the Weeknd and Travis Scott, this concert was held in the metaverse, the online world that stretches the corners of the internet into immersive, four-dimensional experiences. Fans from all over the globe watched Mr. Bieber’s avatar sing songs from his hit album “Justice.” Investors were watching, too. Preparing for a digital land boom that appears just months away, they are snapping up concert venues, shopping malls and other properties in the metaverse. Interest in this digital universe skyrocketed last month when Mark Zuckerberg announced that…
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How to be part of the NDIS property investment boom – Services
NDIS service providers tend to rent the whole property for lengthy periods of time.Photo by Tierra Mallorca on Unsplash Property continues to be a star investment performer during the pandemic with certain types of property delivering even better returns than others. NDIS approved dwellings fall into this category. Property is king at the moment and many people who are investing in property are making significant gains. What we are finding is that investors who are purchasing NDIS approved dwellings are achieving extremely attractive returns of up to 20 percent per annum. The most common question I receive is how do I find or invest in an NDIS approved property. People…
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Home improvement, pool construction boom sweeps Galveston County | Special Sections
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Buying an investment property in a boom can be risky
I am a 45-12 months-aged nurse earning about $120,000 a 12 months, with dwelling costs of $27,000 and superannuation of about $213,000. I utilized to salary sacrifice to the maximum but stopped in the past 3 years, considering the fact that I submitted for individual bankruptcy in February 2019, owing to a disastrous home investment in the mining city of Newman, Western Australia. I will be discharged from personal bankruptcy in February 2022. Following discharge at age 46, I prepare to get a house for about $650,000 with a $140,000 dollars deposit. I speculate if I must continue on to income sacrifice to the highest of $27,500 a calendar year,…
