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    London 4-bed at £733,200 and £5,132 rent: does the net yield hold up?

    The awkward constraint is that turnover costs tend to arrive together rather than neatly across the year. With a 4-bed property, a tenant change may bring a void plus cleaning, decorating and several minor repairs, even if the underlying building is sound. I would therefore give turnover its...
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    Auckland duplexes: is 116 days online overstating time to sell?

    That may be the gap. I grouped Auckland listings by property type and price, but haven’t yet split the sample by neighbourhood, condition or withdrawn/relisted status. I’ll rebuild it around completed sales first, then use active listings only as a comparison. I also need to distinguish a...
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    Auckland duplexes: is 116 days online overstating time to sell?

    I’m looking at Auckland duplexes advertised between NZ$1,485,000 and NZ$2,228,000. The listings still online suggest roughly 116 days to find a buyer, with many of the outliers apparently linked to lease length. Has anything shifted this month, or is this mainly survivor bias from studying...
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    Negotiating on a ₹84,340,000 Delhi listing after 21 days

    I am considering a Delhi property listed at ₹84,340,000 that has been on the market for about 21 days. More listings are appearing, but few are places I would actually buy. The market feels split rather than uniformly fast or slow; in the coastal-home category I am tracking, asking prices are...
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    Is 104 days meaningful for high-value Delhi mixed-use listings?

    I am less convinced that price-cut timing will settle it. Seller motivation can produce exactly the same pattern: one owner cuts quickly, another waits months, regardless of buyer financing. Also separate buildings needing substantial work from those in usable condition. At these prices...
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