Author DM Celley

Real Estate

IS NOW THE RIGHT TIME TO INVEST IN CHINA:  PART III

When the China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, an up-and-coming economy soon became an economic powerhouse with dynamic 6-10% plus growth in GDP year after year.  The Chinese stock markets became the market of choice for many foreign investors to take their money for great, and sometimes outsized, returns.  For sundry reasons this […]

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HOME OWNERSHIP…IN CHINA

Owning your own home in this country has long been thought of as the American Dream.  Home ownership at any affordable cost has been the aspiration of American families since colonial times.  It meant lots of hard work and sacrifice, and a long-standing debt that required monthly payments.  It’s often the largest single investment an

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COULD THERE SOON BE ANOTHER GLOBAL HOUSING CRISIS?

The era of easy money is coming to an end thanks to a combination of geopolitical events that have spurred a wild rush of inflation.  Central banks in many parts of the world are already beginning, or are set to begin, tightening cycles, designed to quash this inflation.  The demand for housing has held up

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THE SANTA FE RAILROAD’S IMPACT ON GROWTH IN AMERICA

It should come as no surprise that railroads played a crucial part of the economic growth of the western United States, especially in the second half of the nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth.  Railroads carried passengers, cargo, and mail, back and forth from midwestern departure points to the west coast.  The

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THE FUTURE OF THE DOWNTOWN OFFICE BUILDING

There was a time when millions of office workers throughout the U.S. would commute each workday morning from home to an office building for work.  Along came the Covid pandemic which changed everything.  To maintain social distancing offices were closed, and office workers worked remotely from workstations at home.  As the pandemic winds down, will

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