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 …
What $1 mn buys today: Real estate in India vs the world’s costliest cities
A new global comparison shows that $1 million now buys significantly less prime residential space in Indian cities than it did a year ago, reflecting strong demand and rising wealth at the top end of …
China Insight: Middle-class Reset and Asset Shifts Are Rewriting Fashion Consumption
A fragile recovery in China’s real estate market, an equity rebound that has yet to translate into meaningful wealth gains, and first-quarter 2026 data on household income and retail sales are …
Iran war opens investment window? Property prices fall in Dubai, check new rates
Dubai Real Estate Prices: An analysis shows that sales in the secondary market — older, ready homes — have fallen nearly 30 per cent in one month.
Hong Kong regulators fine PwC $166M over China Evergrande audit
PwC, one of the world’s biggest accounting firms, is paying HK$1.3 billion ($166 million) in fines and compensation in Hong Kong over its audit work for the failed Chinese property developer …
PwC to pay $166 million to settle Hong Kong Evergrande audit probe
PricewaterhouseCoopers has been penalized US$166 million by Hong Kong regulators over its audit of China Evergrande Group.
PwC fined $166 million by Hong Kong regulators over Evergrande audit failures
PwC faces a HK$1.3 billion fine and a six-month client ban in Hong Kong over its auditing failures for Evergrande, a once-prominent Chinese property developer that defaulted in 2021.