As COVID-19 seems to come near to its end, not everything is positive for everyone, and New Zealand’s market seems to represent this reality. Its quick COVID recovery has bred the ideal ground for financial development, but that’s also translating into constantly-rising house prices.

While most people wish to forget about this year, 2020 actually peaked in the economic cycle for real estate investment. 2021 looks promising for recovery, but how fast that will happen is still up for debate.

The coronavirus crisis sent most of the world into a downward spiral in many ways. For Singapore, apparently. Its effective approach to handling the outbreak has been the main topic for many researchers, but it’s also the origin of an ideal real estate market.

The property market has been an interesting ride during COVID all around the world. Despite occupancy issues for both commercial and residential properties, investment in this sector has proved not to be a bad idea. 2021 might kick off with a promising bang for the property market.

The COVID crisis has impacted the US housing market in surprising ways since the first concerns arose. With the vaccine approaching, returning to normality is an excellent fuel for boosting property sales, yet not all cities will benefit similarly.

The rental market for 2020 has been unpredictable, to say the least. Both challenges and surprisingly positive numbers have been responsible for one of the most apparently volatile markets in the world. What might 2021 have in store?

The public opinion about senior living is changing in the wake of COVID-19. The pandemic has taken a significant toll on nursing and seniors homes, recording many deaths. 43% of all demises due to coronavirus in Canada occurred in the long-term care population.

New Year's is synonymous with the monumental milestone of setting resolutions to improve our lives, productivity, health, and well-being - highly anticipating the prosperity and joy the next 365 days will bring.