A London-based Indian software engineer, Arnav Gupta, shared a photograph of a large house in the British capital and compared it to smaller flats in India that are often sold at similar prices. He …
NRIs selling property in India may have to pay higher taxes: All you need to know
NRIs reportedly face higher tax implications when selling property in India due to revised capital gains tax rules and increased TDS rates. Proper planning, understanding exemptions, and compliance …
What’s moving the market: Singapore’s biggest property deals and hottest searches (April 24)
River Modern (pictured) and The Continuum were the most transacted new launch condos in the last 14 days. (Photo: Samuel Isaac Chua / )Here is this week’s data-led look at …
₹5 crore London home leaves internet questioning Bengaluru property market: ‘Indian real estate market is a joke’
The house, as seen in the image, is a single-storey structure with sloping red roofs and multiple gables. Its façade features bay windows and is adorned with lush greenery, including a wisteria plant …
Why Shenzhen may be first to climb out of China’s property slump
Shenzhen’s housing inventory drops to a seven-year low, offering an early signal that China’s property downturn may be nearing a turning point Shenzhen’s residential inventory has fallen to a …
Meta engineer compares India and London property markets as ₹6 crore Wembley house sparks debate on pricing gap
An Indian software engineer’s post comparing a London house price to Indian property costs has gone viral. The Wembley property, costing around ₹6 crore, sparked discussions on real estate values in …
Techie shows ₹5 crore London house with huge backyard: ‘Indian property market makes no sense’
Users discuss the stark differences in property prices between India and London, citing inflated costs in Indian markets driven by demand and limited land.
Oman marks World Intellectual Property Day
BUSINESS REPORTERMUSCAT, APRIL 25The Sultanate of Oman joins countries around the world in celebrating World Intellectual Property Day (WIPD), …
India real estate demand remains stable in Q1 despite launch slowdown: Equirus
Pointing to the growing role of global firms, the report said, “GCC share in leasing” increased to 48% in Q1 2026 from 44% in Q1 2025, indicating sustained demand from global capability centres …
India’s real estate sees stable demand, commercial leasing up 6% YoY
India’s real estate sector saw stable demand in Q1 2026, per an Equirus report. Commercial leasing grew 6% YoY, and new launches surged 154%. The market is also seeing a shift with 74% of property …