| Want to know where foreign investors are putting their | | | | the top markets- of course that could mean that |
| money right now? According to Association of Foreign | | | | investors are predicting a slow rise in property value in |
| Investors in Real Estate, the US is going to get much | | | | the future as opposed to less obvious |
| more activity now than in 2008. They’ve pegged | | | | growth-numbers in other countries. But there are other |
| the second quarter of 2010 as the recovery period, | | | | signs of stability as well. |
| which is actually not that far away when you consider | | | | In an article from Washington Business Journal, “D.C. |
| the time it can take for some transactions to go | | | | currently has the lowest unemployment rate in the |
| through. | | | | country at 4.1 percent, was the most attractive U.S. |
| Two years of downturn investing has ended with | | | | city for investment dollars. New York (No. 2), San |
| Washington D.C. returning to the top of the list of global | | | | Francisco (No. 3), Los Angeles (No. 4) and Houston |
| cities for foreign investment. London and New York | | | | (No. 5) rounded out the top five.” What this all points |
| round out the top three spots. In terms of country-wide | | | | to is that we’re, “still standin’, better than we |
| investing, the US still holds the top spot, while Brazil and | | | | ever did; lookin’ like a true survivor, feeling like a little |
| China are second and third respectively. Despite | | | | kid. |
| recent conditions, the US is still the most stable of all | | | | |