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Peter Chu, a retired lawyer living in Portland, Ore., pays nearly $400 a month for his storage unit in Seattle, where he used to live. That rate has gone up by roughly $150 since 2022. Mr. Chu is caught in an industry that was booming a few years ago during the coronavirus pandemic but now finds it has built way too many rental units. As the industry cuts so-called street rates to entice new customers, its existing customers are paying substantially higher rates that are sometimes raised twice or more in a year. “It was really attractive in the moment, but as soon as you go through planning, building, by the time you deliver, you’re kind of in a different market,” he said.
Persons: Peter Chu, Chu, Tyson Huebner, Organizations: Mr Locations: Portland ,, Seattle, Phoenix, Atlanta
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailChina's secondhand property market is 'very buoyant,' says real estate investment firmPeter Churchouse, managing director of Portwood Capital, says China's property sector may be "particularly bad," but "it's wrong to be totally, universally negative about the sector."
Persons: Peter Churchouse Organizations: Portwood
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHong Kong budget: Real estate expert discusses the scrapping of property curbsPeter Churchouse, managing director of Portwood Capital, discusses Hong Kong's budget for 2024-25 and explains why he's rethinking his forecast on property prices.
Persons: Churchouse Organizations: Hong, Portwood Locations: Hong Kong
An urban view of high-rise buildings at dusk as seen from Hong Kong's Victoria Peak. Stocks of Hong Kong developers rose after Financial Secretary Paul Chan scrapped property cooling measures in a bid to bolster the sector, which has been weighed down by high borrowing costs and weak economic sentiment. Churchouse added that this could "be a bit of a positive flip" for the wider Hong Kong stock market as it is highly correlated with the residential property market. Hong Kong's stock markets have plunged around 40% from its highs a couple of years ago. Hong Kong's government is also rolling out over 1 billion Hong Kong dollars ($127 million) to support its tourism industry.
Persons: Chan, Paul Chan, Peter Churchouse, Churchouse, Hong Organizations: Hong, Portwood, Kong's Monetary, Hong Kong Locations: Hong, Victoria, Hong Kong
Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailReal estate expert discusses investment opportunities in Asian propertyPeter Churchouse, the founder of Portwood Capital, a leading real estate investment company, discusses the best places to buy a property in Asia.
Persons: Peter Churchouse Organizations: Portwood Locations: Asia
I just graduated from a Christian college on Wall Street, and it's on the verge of going under. The King's College is a tiny, private liberal arts school located in New York City's Financial District. And as an Asian woman who grew up in white, conservative Christian spaces, I didn't feel out of place in a student body that was predominantly white. 'Don't just go to college, come to King's'So how does a small, Christian school end up in the heart of the country's largest city? The King's CollegeThere are two kinds of King's students: those who just go to King's and those who are "King's people."
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Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via EmailHong Kong's property market is the most volatile in the world — by far, says investment firmPeter Churchouse of Portwood Capital says expect continued weakness in the Hong Kong property market as the "very negative sentiment" will probably continue over the next six to 12 months.
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