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La gente se lanza encantada a la hoguera.Todos los días me viene alguien hablando de los ingresos pasivos del piso para alquiler turístico que se paga sólo y en en 5-7 años a por el siguiente.Algunos, los jóvenes con "cabeza" (los que no gastan todo lo que ingresan), incluso están comprando un piso entre varios amigos porque no les da para hacerlo solos pero cuanto antes mejor...Se la sopla lo que les cuesta a ellos mismos pagar su alquiler; se la sopla lo que le cuesta a una familia poder comer después de pagar la letra; se la súper-sopla que cierren negocios por inviabilidad de pagar local y sueldos.... sólo piensan en subirse al carro del pisito como inversión-más-mejor. Es que ya ni el Bitcoin les llama tanto. El Ladrillo siempre tendrás algo tuyo.Y sabéis qué pienso ?Que esto ya no es ni estupidez de los gobernantes, ni lucha de idiotas para no poner cascabel al gato... es puramente algo orquestado para hundir en la miseria y pastorear al mayor número posible de personas... un down expectancy en toda regla, más que previstoY sino funciona soltamos la gripe del pollo, y que se salve quien quiera que ya sabéis usar las mascarillasBajada de cuarto de punto, jódela que lleva albarcas.. que parezca que hicimos algo... pero lo que hicimos fue meter más pollos a la saca(*) Se aceptan sugerencias, mi inglés es limitado.
Denmark Starts Easing Rates, Matches ECB’s Quarter-Point CutDenmark’s central bank cuts benchmark rate to 3.35% from 3.6%ECB match was expected by economists polled by Bloomberg News
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La compraventa de viviendas crece un 25,2% interanual en abril de 2024La compraventa de viviendas, los préstamos hipotecarios para la adquisición de vivienda y la constitución de sociedades ascienden en abril de 2024 respecto a sus niveles de 2023.2024.06.05La compraventa de viviendas crece en 16 CC.AA. y disminuye solamente en Baleares (-3,1%). Destacan las alzas en La Rioja (51,0%), Extremadura (48,2%) y Castilla y León (37,9%).El precio del m² sube un 0,5%. Destacan los ascensos en Cantabria (32,6%) y Baleares (27,7%), así como las caídas en Navarra (-14,0%) y Castilla-La Mancha (-6,4%).Los préstamos para adquisición de vivienda aumentan un 37,8%. Crecen en 16 CC.AA., destacando Castilla y León (70,3%), Asturias (56,8%) y Extremadura (52,9%), y caen solamente en Baleares (-15,3%).La constitución de nuevas sociedades crece un 29,1%. Destacan los aumentos en La Rioja (78,2%), Navarra (66,8%) y Cantabria (61,9%) y el retroceso en Baleares (-0,1%).Informe compraventas, préstamos hipotecarios y sociedades de abril 2024 (PDF) (528 Kb)Anexo tablas: series estadísticas correspondientes al informe (hasta abr-24) (XLSX) (2624 Kb)
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The low-end consumer ‘is really being stretched,’ says Five Below CEOA shopper browses a selection of body boards outside a Five Below store in Bloomington, Illinois, on July 25, 2018.Daniel Acker | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesKEY POINTS*Lower-income U.S. consumers are feeling stretched with their spending, Five Below CEO Joel Anderson said Wednesday.*The company’s revenue for the first quarter of fiscal 2024 came in lower than expected and it posted weak revenue guidance.*His comments come as consumer sentiment has been lagging despite some progress on inflation.
KKR REIT makes moves to prop up its NAV'What KKR is doing is a bold move that favors the investor,' one senior industry executive says.In an unprecedented move by a nontraded real estate investment trust, the KKR Real Estate Select Trust Inc. on Tuesday disclosed its management was going to devote as much as $250 million over the next few years to support the net asset value, or NAV, of the company.Industry executives said it was an effort to prevent current KREST investors cashing in their shares as well as give financial advisors a positive picture of the company in a topsy turvy commercial real estate market.Nontraded REITs are notoriously volatile investments.“What KKR is doing is a bold move that favors the investor,” said one senior industry executive who spoke confidentially about the matter to InvestmentNews. “This supports the thesis that retail class alternative investments like real estate have been institutionalized, or risen to the level of the institutional investor. This would not have happened a decade ago.”Common industry wisdom also says that it’s tough for financial advisors to sell another series of nontraded REITs to his or her best clients after a manager has already had problems or been in the headlines. Older investors typically buy nontraded REITs for promised, steady yields, with advisors usually recommending a small percentage of less than 10% into any one REIT manager or sponsor“Nontraded REIT managers don’t want to be in a negative spotlight, and they have been making changes to prevent a drop in their REIT’s NAVs,” said Brian King, CEO of Lodas Markets.A KKR spokesperson did not respond to a message Wednesday morning seeking comment.KKR Real Estate Select Trust, also known as KREST, is relatively small, with $1.2 billion in total assets, according to the company’s website. But larger competitors Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Inc. and Starwood Real Estate Income Trust Inc. have seen clients steadily withdraw cash since 2022, fearing rising interest rates and a commercial real estate market that was in some areas because workers had not fully returned to offices after Covid-19.The Starwood REIT last month said it would limit its quarterly buyback of shares from clients starting in July to 1% of stockholder NAV from its former level of 5%. That drops the gate on some investors who want to sell their REIT shares back to the company; nontraded REITs do not trade on an exchange like the Nasdaq Stock Market.KREST is making two moves to support its NAV, according to Robert A. Stanger & Co. Inc.First, various affiliates of KKR have pledged that if NAV per share of is below $27 by June 2027, they will cancel up to 7.7 million shares of KREST they own to support a NAV of $27. The company’s current NAV is $25.56 per share.In addition, affiliates of KKR will inject $50 million of new capital into KREST.“No nontraded REIT has ever done this,” said Kevin Gannon, CEO of Stanger. “The industry is buzzing about it, but remember, fundraising for nontraded REITs is on track for only $5 billion this year compared to $30 billion a couple years ago.”