In This Issue: 1. Guam Real Estate Market Update 2. Property Previews: Industrial Space For Lease 3. Past Newsletters 4. Bonus: What’s Wrong With Guam Public Radio? Part II HEADLINES: OVERALL YTD SALES VOLUME UP 10% FROM 2010; GUAM MEDIAN HOUSING PRICE PLUMMETS; MEDIAN SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE PRICE DOWN 25% FROM PRIOR QUARTER; FOREIGN INVESTMENT [...]
In This Issue: 1. Guam Real Estate Market Update: First Half 2011 2. Guam vs. Oahu YTD 2011 3. 6th MREIC Update 4. Property Previews: Industrial Space For Lease 5. Past Newsletters 6. Bonus: What’s Wrong With Guam Public Radio? HEADLINES: OVERALL YTD SALES VOLUME UP 28% FROM 2010; GUAM MEDIAN HOUSING PRICE HITS NEW [...]
HEADLINES: Median House Price Soars to New High; Increasingly Strict Lending Guidelines Contribute To Decline in House Sales; Overall Real Estate Sales Volume Rebound Includes Former Okura Hotel; Inventory of Vacant Housing Units Questioned… [read more]
HEADLINES: Guam Real Estate Market Up 20% in 2010; Condominium and Land Sectors Up Sharply; Housing Prices Increase; Lender Activity Plummets; Transition Forces Parallel Build-Up Activity
Activity Update – Guam’s real estate market surged during the third quarter of 2010 with $106.9 million in total transaction activity, the strongest quarterly sales volume in two years and up more than 50 percent from the 2009 third …
Guam’s real estate market held steady during the second quarter of 2010, which is on pace toward an estimated 20 percent improvement over sales activity in 2009. During the 2nd quarter of 2010, total islandwide real estate sales reflected $66.1 million, up slightly from the prior quarter, but up sharply from the first quarter 2009 low of $36.1 million…
HEADLINES: Transaction Recovery Stalls Amid Build-Up Confusion; Wait And See Attitude Prevails; High End Residential Sector Rebounds, Commercial Sales And Lending Anemic
HEADLINES: 2009 Guam Real Estate Market Reflects Sharply Lower Sales Activity; 2nd Half 2009 Recovery and Military Build-Up Promote Optimism; Housing Prices Stabilize, Other Sectors Mixed; Lending Activity Remains Strong; Japan-Related Build-Up Risk Likely to Slow Investment.
HEADLINES: Second Quarter Activity Up Sharply; Investor Confidence Grows; Military Investment Fuels Growth, Reduces Risk; Continued Gains Predicted
HEADLINES: First Quarter Activity Plummets; Military Build-Up Inspires Confidence, Reduces Investment Risk; Near Term Rebound Predicted
