In Dubai, property is being split into thousands of digital pieces called tokens, allowing anyone with as little as AED 2,000 (₹48,000) to co-own a villa or apartment. In India, income-producing …
Property sector to gain from Urban Renewal Act
Analysts believe that the introduction of the Urban Renewal Act (URA) will act as a structural catalyst for the property sector, as it opens up fresh land banking opportunities in prime locations with …
Florida cracks down on Chinese citizens buying real estate
This week, a Florida law that limits land purchases by individuals from China was upheld by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, rejecting a legal challenge …
China’s Reit to grow to US$1 trillion as developers shift focus: Morgan Stanley
Developers are expected to change direction, sharpening their focus on recurring rental income and property management fees …
Real Estate Development Dispute Resolution Committees begin operations
The Real Estate Development Dispute Resolution Committees have officially begun operations, marking a significant milestone in …
New Saudi foreign property ownership rules have been announced
This is what you need to know Earlier this year, it was announced that Saudi Arabia would now allow expats to buy property in the Kingdom. Since then, full details have been announced, and the new …
Saudi Arabia to implement new restrictions on foreign property ownership from 2026
Saudi Arabia is introducing new property ownership rules for foreigners from January 2026. Registered ownership and full information disclosure will be mandatory. A combined 10 percent fee and tax …
NRI property guide: Everything you need to know before investing in real estate back home
When NRIs invest in real estate, their tax obligations are largely similar to resident buyers, but with added compliance requirements under the IT Act and FEMA …
What makes Dubai property suddenly within reach for India’s middle class?
Once the preserve of India’s ultra-rich, Dubai’s property boom is now drawing the country’s middle tier. With higher rental yields, tax-free income, transparent regulations, and residency options …
Buying and selling property in India is ‘traumatic’, says Supreme Court
Supreme Court calls property transactions in India “traumatic” and recommends Blockchain for transparent registration and modernizing colonial laws.