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(Bloomberg Opinion) --   Ain’t Nothing Going On But the Rent The next episodes of the great inflation running story are already set.

(Bloomberg) -- Investors trying to identify the next batch of Chinese developers that could run into liquidity troubles should look for firms that have reported a sudden drop in land purchases relative to sales, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.

(Bloomberg) -- The only thing that can slow the global luxury market in 2022 is ... greed. “It’s impossible to underprice a property in this environment,” says Bradley Nelson, chief marketing officer of Sotheby’s International Realty, which released its 2022 luxury outlook report on Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- A Filinvest Development Corp. venture has secured a permanent license to raise funds for startups and small businesses, according to the nation’s Securities and Exchange Commission.  Investree Philippines Inc., a venture between Filinvest and Investree Singapore Pte. Ltd.

(Bloomberg) -- The wrecking ball headed for 39 apartment blocks on a tropical island at the southern tip of China poses the latest threat for China Evergrande Group as local governments race to reclaim land ahead of a looming restructuring of the embattled developer.

(Bloomberg) -- Global central banks are set to spend 2022 diverging, as some take on the menace of inflation and others stay focused on boosting economic growth.

(Bloomberg) -- Australia’s housing boom appears to be over, with growth poised to fall as low as 5% this year, after a 22.1% rise in 2021.

The world has changed since boomers were young adults, and so has the value of housing, education and a steady job.

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to tackle risks that could disrupt his nation’s march toward development, as he entered a pivotal political year facing a host of economic challenges made worse by the pandemic.

(Bloomberg) -- The growth in U.S. home prices cooled for a third straight month in October.  A measure of home prices in 20 U.S. cities jumped 18.4%, down from 19.1% in September, the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller index showed Tuesday.  Prices jumped 32% in Phoenix, according to the index.