AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMarket Shifts: Nairobi land-price growth slowed to a three-year low, while home prices and rents rebounded in established suburbs. Seoul’s market is also dividing: luxury Gangnam apartments are falling from peaks as outer districts climb. Housing Supply: Cape Town’s millionaire influx is tightening the luxury market, while population growth deepens the affordable-housing shortage. Uganda’s NSSF expects to hand over 350 Temangalo homes by March 2027, with bookings due to open this month. Buyer Conditions: U.S. 30-year mortgage rates slipped to 7.18% for a third straight weekly decline, but Southern Nevada sales kept sliding as listings rose and prices barely budged. Climate Risk: A storm-damaged, red-tagged Long Beach home was relisted at a steep discount and drew developer interest, highlighting the risks—and redevelopment opportunities—in exposed coastal areas. Pennsylvania will require home sellers to disclose flood history, insurance claims and related details starting in July 2028.
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