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Alon Haramati
  • Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv
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Market Metrics to Identify New Hot Markets

Alon Haramati
  • Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv
Posted Aug 2 2019, 12:42

[I'm a small investor from Tel Aviv, Israel, investing mainly in Israel and Central-Eastern Europe]

Hi All :)


I'm trying to  compile a list of metrics to use in order to identify new markets to invest in Europe.

Thus far I came with the following metrics:

  1. Rental Yields (historic and projection)
  2. Mortgage Interest Rates (historic and projection)
  3. The spread between the two above
  4. Taxes (Upon purchase, tax on rent and on capital gains)
  5. Tourism (trend)
  6. GDP per Capita (historic and projections)
  7. Median purchase price per SQF
  8. Median rental price per SQF
  9. Median Free income (after income tax)
  10. Nearby Hospitals (existing and planned)
  11. Nearby Airports (existing and planned)
  12. DoingBusiness Score (various criteria related to Real Estate )
  13. Population Growth rates (historic and projections)
  14. Nearby Public Transportation
  15. Divorce Rates
  16. Average Marriage Age
  17. Job Growth
  18. Household Debt (trend and projection)
  19. Country Debt (trend and projection)
  20. Is there a financial institute that will refinance an asset I purchase at 75% LTV or more (implementing BRRRR)
  21. Owners:Renters Ratio
  22. Tenant or Landlord biased law system
  23. Hi Tech corporates planning to open HQs in the area
  24. Currency Inflation/Deflation (historic and projections)
  25. Construction permits (historic and projections)
  26. Constructions starts (historic and projections)
  27. New apartments sold
  28. New apartments median price
  29. Existing apartments Sold
  30. Existing apartments median price
  31. Total debt through Mortgages (historic and projections)
  32. Unemployment Rates (Historic and projections)
  33. Average number of dates a new/existing apartment is for sale
  34. Other demographic attributes and preferences of the locals 

Thanks,

Alon