Massive property purchases by Israeli investors in Cyprus raise concerns of colonization and geopolitical tensions.
Eden Innovations Faces Delay in Georgia Property Sale Due to Regulatory Hurdles
Eden Innovations ( ($AU:EDE) ) has provided an announcement. Eden Innovations Ltd announced a delay in the completion and settlement of the sale …
Mered CEO on Factors Driving Dubai Property Boom
Dubai’s housing boom that began in late 2020 has continued despite Trump’s tariff policies and conflict in the region. Michael Belton, CEO of Dubai-based developer Mered, spoke with Bloomberg’s Chief …
BNM’s interest rate cut stimulates Malaysia’s loan, property and economic sectors — Cheah Chan Fatt
The recent decision by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) to reduce the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) by 25 basis points to 2.75 per cent marks a strategic shift in …
Malaysia’s ‘ASEAN Shenzhen’ needs some significant legal reform to take off — here’s how
The Johor–Singapore Special Economic Zone (JS-SEZ) has been hailed as a game changer for ASEAN. Launched in January 2025, this cross-border initiative brings together Malaysia’s land and workforce …
Radisson in Riyadh, big appointments & North Pole update: Saudi’s biggest stories of the week
From Radisson’s latest debut to Hyatt’s leadership change, key stories mark growth in Saudi. Radisson in Riyadh, big appointments & North Pole update: Saudi’s biggest stories of the week. dusit …
British expats in Turkey: Expert shares best area to buy property and …
Christopher Nye is senior editor at Property Guides and he spoke to Express.co.uk about the best areas for British expat s in Turkey. An estimated 34,000 Britons live in Turkey.
National, regional triumphs headline this year’s PropertyGuru Awards
A historic four-peat win and a sweep of honors for regional developers capped off the prestigious 13th PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards, held last Friday night at Shangri-La The …
She fell in love with traditional Japanese homes during a high school trip. At 24, she bought one in the countryside.
“It matched all my expectations. It was huge, maybe a bit too huge,” Coline Aguirre said about the house she bought in Japan.
In cramped, sweaty Hong Kong, climate change is making things worse for the poorest
On a sweltering summer afternoon in Hong Kong, Yeung Fong-yan’s flat felt like an oven. Her air conditioner ran at full blast, but the tiny, tin-roofed room still baked in the heat, with a thermometer …