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Property can be classified into two types, namely, Real Estate Residential and Commercial Real Estate. Housing market is fundamentally concerned with the construction of buildings and houses designed for residential purposes. In addition, Commercial real estate market offers with the construction of apartment buildings and especially the official and commercial uses.

A high correlation was observed between the rate of growth of the economy and property ownership. Another observation highlights the fact that, when the trend upward economic performance of the housing sector is still phenomenal. But below the boom, the commercial breaks property into the fray and made an extraordinary way. Thus, it has been empirically demonstrated that the commercial market responsive housing boom, but with a lag.

There are things that the Real Estate

The country's economic growth.
Money trickles in all sectors of the population.
The fruits of economic growth are first evaluated by the urban society. Thus, a large migration seen people from rural to urban areas. This migration leads to increased demand for places of habitation.
Economic growth provides the most beneficial for the sector companies. Most profits are generally used to develop the business. Thus, with increasing opportunities, demand for office space and thereby increasing the frills market commercial real estate.

Now we will see market conditions in this area in some big countries.

The property market in the U.S.

In 2005, this market has grown exponentially. Los Angeles has seen A dramatic increase in prices of residential properties worth more than 14% during the five years between 2000 and 2005. But in 2006, this market has experienced a decline in sales. This oversupply has led to saturation in the market with unsold new homes accumulate. Current condition worsened when the mortgage market panic and the stock market is strong fall in prices of real estate companies. Thus, the housing market has seen the bottom of the slope 2006, which continues to this day. However, this decrease was partially offset by the dramatic increase in the real estate market trade has increased at a rate of two percent in 2006.

The real estate market in India

This sector is experiencing a boom phase now. According the CEO of a real estate development company, Dun & Bradstreet, the real estate sector in India is growing at breakneck speed of nearly 30%. The industry contributes about seven percent below the national income of India. The total amount of loans sold by financial institutions as banks have seen a phenomenal growth of about twelve thousand crore rupees between 2005 and 2006.

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