“Post-Covid, the need for house ownership has driven property sales in Mumbai city. This is evident from 2022 that emerged as a second consecutive year recording property registrations over 1 lakh …
Joint Operation under Electricity Act
The findings were the result of the joint operation of the Department of Electrical Services, DES and the Royal Brunei Police Force, the Fire and Rescue Department as well as the Brunei Darussalam …
Cyprus property market holding up despite economic sentiment
Association of Real Estate Agents and Entrepreneurs of Cyprus (Skek) president Andreas Kaouris on Thursday said that despite the challenges, combined with the decline in global real estate prices, …
Mongolia, Christmas with Our Lady found in landfill
“The coal scandal has exasperated people at an already difficult time. Christmas wish from Mongolia: to discover that this Child is born to take ever deeper roots among us as well.” Ulan Bator …
Laos: Over 20 state projects violated financial rules
A total of 23 projects worth 1,066 billion kip that were approved by the National Assembly (NA) have not been implemented in line with the Law on State Investment.
Revealed: 2023 to see even bigger bull run in Dubai real estate with 46% jump in market growth
The coming year, however, is projected to throw up many surprises in terms of price rise, with currently not-so-hot areas such as Wadi Al Safa 4, Hessayan First and Al Yalayis expected to see sharp …
Re-establishing «undeservedly forgotten» Day of Republic
ASTANA. KAZINFORM President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a law on September 29 to revive the Day of Republic, celebrated on October 25, as a national holiday. More about what this holiday means for …
Sri Lanka cash-strapped state plans 14,000-acre land grab in currency crisis: report
Sri Lanka’s agriculture authorities are planning to grab 14,000 acres of paddy, violating property rights of the owners claiming that there are ‘fallow’ and give them ‘young persons’ to cultivate them …
Malaysia’s economy a tale of two halves
Economists do not expect the nation’s strong economic growth this year to continue into 2023. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Slow property market
Developers expect the residential market in 2023 to slog down with the expiration of the eased loan-to-value (LTV) limits on Dec 31, 2022, as homebuyers will need a higher amount of savings to buy a …