This analysis enables real estate companies to make data-driven decisions on issues that define the success of a real estate business, from acquisitions, leasing, investments to marketing campaigns and operational processes.
Location analytics provides an unprecedented vision of the real estate market, analyzing real-time mobility data such as foot traffic, makes it possible to know the updated prices of economic areas and properties of interest, the development of construction processes, to optimize the real estate agents work routes, identify risk areas, etc.
Stable returns is the main characteristic of real estate funds which in Costa Rica have shown annualized growth of 26% in their net assets.
An article in Nacion.com reports that "...Real estate funds spent $284.2 million on the acquisition of 32 buildings between April2016 and March 2017. As of March, net assets managed by the seven investment fund management companies (SAFI) amounted to¢754,255 million, after a year-on-year increase of 26%, according to the Superintendency of Securities (Sugeval)."
Investors and entrepreneurs in the global real estate sector will be meeting from 21st to 26th of May in Panama City to discuss issues such as project finance and marketing trends.
The World Congress of the International Federation of Real Estate Professionals (FIABCI) will be held this year in Panama City, and is expected to include the participation of representatives of companies linked to the housing market from all continents.
A rise has been indicated in commercial, residential and hotel developments in areas of Santa Tecla and Antiguo Cuscatlán thanks to its geographical and topographical advantages.
The proximity to the coast and its topographical features make the southwest area of El Salvador an attractive area for real estate development, particularly for commercial, residential and hotel developments, reports Elsalvador.com.
Within real estate valuations, the presence of natural resources and their ecological value are increasingly more appreciated.
In his column ‘Legal Ambiente‘ in M2.cr, Carlos D. Angulo discusses the importance of a new approach to the valuation of the properties.
"A few decades ago, the value of non-urban land was determined based on its agricultural potential, such as the land being traded in coffee producing areas.
How much does a house cost that is 200 square meters, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, in an area of 3,000 square meters, in a middle class neighborhood?
The Central American Home price Snapshot, coordinated by Reveal Real Estate and Global Property Guide, reveals the sales price of similar homes in 12 real estate markets in Belize, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.
In less than a decade, broad band has gone from being a luxury to being a necessity, and has started to influence real estate decisions more and more.
This article is about the American market, it is wise to note that what happens there today, could occur tomorrow in Central America. That tomorrow is even closer if we consider that a big part of the real estate offer in the region is geared towards the US market.