The Thai property market offers a whole range of investment options to fit you budget and your ambitions. While the restrictions on foreigners are a challenge, they’re certainly not insurmountable.
Investors eye the Philippines again
The Philippines may not be at the top of the Asean leaderboard anymore, but there’s still plenty to like for investors who know where to look.
Hong Kong government to offer just 1 residential plot for sale in current quarter
A 6,500-square-metre plot at the junction of Wing Shun Street and Texaco Road in Tsuen Wan will be tendered in the July to September quarter.
Maldives resort islands expand solar to meet half of power demand
Patina Maldives plans to power its entire resort with solar energy. The resort is developing nearly 3 MW of capacity, including 980 kW of solar panels on the eastern part of the island and another 2 …
Local property taxes & rubbish fees set to rise this year
Local property taxes and waste collection fees set to rise in 2025, with new levies set to follow. Learn how it affects Cyprus homeowners.
More than $770M in Georgia Surplus Tax Refunds distributed since June 2
If you’re still waiting on your Georgia surplus tax refund, there’s a way to track your payment—and many residents have already received theirs.
Frustrations mount over Lebanon’s Ironwood apartments: ‘A crime zone for us.’
Lebanon officials and residents raise concerns about ongoing problems at Ironwood Apartment Homes in Lebanon. A relatively new apartment complex in Lebanon has quickly generated problems for city …
Lebanon property tax increase proposal fails, but hardly dead
Lebanon’s present tax rate of 60.75 cents per $100 of assessed property value would go up to 85.75 cents per $100 of assessed value under the budget proposal presented Tuesday.
No property rights for Lebanon’s refugees | News | Al Jazeera
No property rights for Lebanon’s refugees Abu Umar is a humble man with relatively humble ambitions. Shatila’s stateless residents are not allowed to own property …
Syrian Refugees In Lebanon Told Their Homes Must Be Demolished
Lebanon has accepted Syrian refugees but doesn’t want them to think they can stay forever, so it’s told thousands that their homes must be demolished. NPR’s Ruth Sherlock visited one town where …