Should you buy a house now or wait? India’s real estate market is showing mixed signals in 2026. Property prices remain supported despite slower housing demand. Here are five key trends shaping the …
South Korea shifts property tax focus to home values
S. Korea plans to base its property holding tax more heavily on home values and owner occupancy while raising rates on expensive and rent properties.
NRI selling property, shares or gold in India? Here’s how you can manage your capital gains tax in a better way
Selling Indian investments triggers capital gains tax for NRIs, with rules varying by asset type. Property sales offer significant tax reduction opportunities through reinvestment and documentation.
Maharashtra leads NRI property resale listings, MMR accounts 27% of pipeline as overseas Indians cash out investments
Maharashtra leads NRI resale listings; MMR accounts for 27% of property resale pipeline …
Park Hyatt Phu Quoc, Vietnam, opening March 2027, now bookable (finally!)
Back in 2019, plans were announced for an exciting new Park Hyatt resort in Vietnam. The property has been massively behind schedule on its planned 2022 opening. However, there’s finally some positive …
Affordable housing a critical gap in India’s real estate boom
While the premium to luxury end of India’s property market is thriving, the dramatic shortage at the low-to-mid-end is coming under scrutiny India’s property market has gone from strength to strength.
Spiking: Aly Pte. Ltd. Launches Singapore’s Best Property Agents 2026, a Public-Record Ranking of Residential Property Salespersons
Aly Pte. Ltd. (“Aly” or the “Company”), a Singapore-based data analytics and market intelligence company, today announced the launch of Singapore’s …
South Korea proposes property tax hike on expensive homes, relief for single homeowners: Here’s what changes
South Korea has proposed higher property taxes for wealthy homeowners while offering greater tax relief to many owner-occupiers as it tries to cool the country’s rising housing market.
South Korea proposes higher taxes on wealthy homeowners to stabilise property market
SEOUL, Aug 3 (Reuters) – South Korea proposed on Monday property tax adjustments aimed at imposing higher duties on wealthy homeowners, as policymakers strive to stabilise a red-hot housing market.
South Korea unveils higher taxes on pricey, investment homes
South Korea proposed a property tax overhaul to increase levies on high-value homes and investment properties as President Lee Jae Myung’s administration seeks to curb speculation in a housing market.