Summary: Australia will abolish its old investment immigration program and the GTI (Global Talent Visa) scheme, consolidating them into the new NIV (National Innovation Visa). This visa is designed to attract top global talent, including researchers, entrepreneurs, innovative investors, and talent from the arts and sports sectors, offering them a direct pathway to permanent residency.
Abstract: Data Bank has raised nearly AUD 3 billion to build data centers in the United States, with Australian Super as a key player in this collaboration, accelerating the development of data centers. As global demand for digital infrastructure continues to rise, new investment opportunities are emerging, particularly in the Southeast Asian market.
Summary: The North Sydney and Frenchs Forest property markets are active, with quality listings attracting multiple bidders. The newly built metro enhances the area's appeal, and springtime offers reasonable prices, drawing numerous buyers and intensifying competition.
Summary: The Australian government has limited the enrollment of international students to 270000, aiming to improve the quality and equity of education. This move was opposed by the University Alliance, claiming it would affect the economy and education funding. We need to deepen education and housing policies, control housing prices, and maintain educational advantages.
Summary: The Bank of Japan's introduction of new banknotes has sparked a wave of enthusiasm among collectors and highlights the ongoing trend towards cashless payments. However, the circulation of the new notes has been hindered due to slow upgrades in electronic equipment. Experts suggest that these new notes could be the last generation of widely used paper currency, signaling a transformation in payment methods.
Summary: Sydney house prices continue to rise, with overall growth slowing but the issue of tight housing supply remaining unresolved. Domain data shows significant increases in various regions, with Burwood leading at 35.8%. Buyers are turning to outer suburbs to avoid pressure, and experts are calling for tax reforms to balance the market.
Summary：The problem of vacant housing in Japan is becoming increasingly serious, and it is expected to cause economic losses of approximately 3900 billion yen over the next five years. The increase in vacant houses has affected land prices and the economy, causing a decline in the value of surrounding properties. The aging population and declining fertility rate are the main reasons.
Summary: Core Logic reports that Australian home prices rose for the 16th consecutive month in May, with significant gains in the five major capital cities. Meanwhile, national housing rents rose 0.7% from a year earlier and 8.5% year-on-year, putting financial pressure on tenants.
Summary: The value of investment assets of Japan's super-rich is set to grow by more than 30% by 2030, and U.S. firms are bullish on the potential. Bain Capital expands real estate team in Japan and explores new areas of investment opportunities that may see growth as the economy recovers and demographics change.
Australia faces housing challenges, including inadequate supply, reduced affordability and a scarcity of homes suitable for middle-income households. Targets set by the Government are elusive and will need to be addressed through measures such as increasing investment, ensuring policy implementation, providing a diversity of housing options and improving home ownership.