A proposal to cap property tax increases at 3 percent per year is moving through the Georgia legislature, defying Democrats.
Dubai Real Estate Bonds Are Starting to Fall Into Distress
Bonds issued by two Dubai property developers have fallen into distressed territory, with investor concern mounting over credit quality and refinancing risks as the war in the Middle East rolls on for …
Appraisal well clears regulatory hurdle in Timor-Leste
AIM-listed Sunda Energy has received the environmental licence (EL) for its Chuditch-2 appraisal well offshore Timor-Leste, after a delay attributed to extensive feedback and clarification requests …
Georgia property tax bill raises concerns
Georgia lawmakers say a bill capping property tax growth will stymie the steep increases over the past six years, but local officials worry about how they would make up the lost …
Indian real estate developer Puravankara sees jump in enquiries at Middle East office
Puravankara has seen enquiries at its Middle East office rise by up to 60% in recent weeks as the real estate developer launches new projects and Indians show renewed interest in investing back home …
Georgia lawmakers face deadline for property tax reform
Georgia lawmakers at the State Capitol are under pressure to pass property tax reform as the legislative session nears its end. House Bill 1116 proposes a 3% cap on property tax increases, but the …
Exclusive Links Marks 21 Years of Market Experience Through Dubai’s Property Cycles
As Exclusive Links Real Estate marks over two decades in the Dubai property market, the company reflects on 21 years of …
Qatar property market expands as sales value climbs by 29%
Qatar s real estate market recorded strong growth in last year with total sales value rising by approximately 29 percent year on year, …
Georgia lawmakers consider bill on capping property taxes
Georgia homeowners could soon see a limit on their tax bills as state lawmakers debate a new proposal to cap property tax hikes.
Population push powers Malaysia property boom, sales seen up 15pc over next five years, says IQI
Malaysia’s residential property transactions are projected to increase by 15 per cent over the next five years, driven primarily by population …