In what ways are the stock market and the real estate market related?
July 19th, 2008 | by Michael |
NewToStocks asked:
Such as: Do foreclosure increases affect the stock market and in what ways? What happens when deeds recorded decrease? What happens to the stock market when median home prices go down? What happens when new construction permits decrease? This is of course referring to residential real estate, but what about commercial real estate? Thank you very much for your input.
BURT
Such as: Do foreclosure increases affect the stock market and in what ways? What happens when deeds recorded decrease? What happens to the stock market when median home prices go down? What happens when new construction permits decrease? This is of course referring to residential real estate, but what about commercial real estate? Thank you very much for your input.
BURT
3 Responses to “In what ways are the stock market and the real estate market related?”
By Matthew C on Jul 21, 2008 | Reply
the stock market and people who manage pension funds directly influence the property market in so much as they invest heavily in it. It has a history of out performing the FT100 etc. With a decline in the property market this will affect the returns of the investors in funds and pension funds and so affect the stock market.
Hope that made sense.
By Mr. S on Jul 24, 2008 | Reply
“Related” - we need to define that term. That said, If Johana from Main St sees a drop in Stocks she may choose to invest in real estate instead… and vice versa… just my two cents…
Be kind and answer my open question about Bill Gates.
Thanks.
By AVANISH JI on Jul 25, 2008 | Reply
Real Estate Prie fluctuations are linked to the prices of the Real estate shares, also the output & diversion of flows towards share market, makes a direction on the market.