Both Knight Frank and Edmund Tie saw higher numbers of mortgagee listings in the first three months of the year. Read more at straitstimes.com.
OFAC Sanctions Target Supporters of North Korean-Linked Lazarus Group
The three people OFAC has sanctioned would “conduct transactions” on behalf of North Korea-linked Lazarus Group, according to the Treasury.
Over 9,000 govt employees fail to submit property details
All government employees need to submit property details within 60 days of every fiscal year. It is mandatory for all the government employees as per the existing Corruption Prevention Act, 2059 BS.
It’s A Palace! Inside Ambani Family’s 100-Year-Old Ancestral Home
Apart from their lavish house in Mumbai, the Ambvanis also own an ancestral house in Gujarat. Read to know more about it.
Lawmakers investigating failures in Afghanistan withdrawal
Watchdogs of the military and the federal government say the U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan was a bipartisan failure.
Reimagining Iraq: 20 years on
Twenty years have passed since United States-led coalition forces invaded Iraq, starting a war that would eventually topple Saddam Hussein’s 24-year-long dictatorship. Since then, Baghdad has …
Airbnb Property Owner Left With Rs 1.28 Lakh Bill After Guests Leave Taps Running And Gas On For 25 Days
The host said that the couple did not stay at the property and instead travelled across South Korea. They returned for just five times in 25 days.
Weather stations help communities track storms
WWF-Myanmar has installed three automatic weather stations in climate-vulnerable areas of the country, providing communities a way to better predict, track, and plan for natural disasters.
Prime-grade Frasers Property Thailand office buildings win gain prestigious recognition
Frasers Property Commercial (Thailand) or “FPCT”, a leading grade A commercial property developer in Bangkok’s central business district (CBD), under Frasers Property Group (Thailand) Public Company …
Hundreds of Vietnam property firms have shut down as crisis in sector still persists
More than 1,800 companies engaged in developing and selling properties in Vietnam have suspended operations in the first quarter in signs of a lingering strain in the sector beset by funding woes.