The global real estate map has been completely rewritten in the last 10 years. 🌍🏠
The gap between buying and renting isn't just growing—it’s exploding. The latest data from the UBS Global Real Estate Bubble Index (2015–2025) reveals a massive divergence. If you’re an investor, homeowner, or renter, you need to see these numbers: 🚀 The Rocket Ship: Miami Miami is in a league of its own. Real home prices have skyrocketed by 93.1%. Compare that to a modest 12.7% rent increase. The "Magic City" is officially the world's capital for capital appreciation. 🇪🇸 The Rental Crisis: Madrid While most of the world watches home prices, Madrid is seeing a rental surge like no other. Home Prices: +42.4% Rent Prices: +48.0% This is the steepest rental hike of any major global city, fueled by a massive tourism rebound and a booming short-term rental market. 📉 The Cooling Giants: London & Milan Not every "safe haven" stayed safe. London: Prices and rents have both dropped 10.5% since 2015. Between Brexit's shadow and a significant millionaire exodus, the luster is fading. Milan: A quiet decline, with property values down 4.9% and rents down 3%. 🥨 The Stability Zone: Zurich & Munich German-speaking hubs remain engines of growth. Both saw double-digit increases across the board: Zurich: +42.4% (Home) | +23.1% (Rent) Source: Visual Capitalist, Voronoi, UBS
UK house prices rose at the fastest rate last month since January.
Source: Financial Times
China Sept. used home prices -0.64% m/m; drop faster than Aug.
China Sept. new home prices -0.41% m/m; drop faster than Aug. China's largest asset by a factor of 2 continues to disintegrate... Source: zerohedge, GS
Trump posted this on Truth Social over the week-end.
Source: Jim Bianco
In case you missed it... 30-Year US Mortgage Rate plunges to 6.49%, the lowest level in almost 12 months
Source: Barchart
In the US, searches for "help with mortgage" surpass 2008 housing crisis.
Source: Polymarket @Polymarket
Real estate has held its spot as America’s favorite long-term investment for the 12th year in a row, ahead of stocks, gold, and savings accounts
Source : pacaso, chartr
Housing market in Spain is booming.
Home sales and prices are closing in on the record highs set before the 2008 financial crash. The strong momentum is supported by a classic supply / demand imbalance. On the supply side, only about 100,000 new apartments are built each year – roughly a third of what’s needed. On the demand side: strong economic growth, a surge in tourism, and rising migration The house price index now sits just 3.2% below its 2008 peak. Source: Bloomberg, HolgerZ
