Since independence in 1999, Timor-Leste has faced great challenges in rebuilding its infrastructure, strengthening the civil administration, and generating jobs for young people entering the work …
Bahrain property boom creates many winners – PropertyWire
The unprecedented property boom in Bahrain has paved the way for many companies to make their fortunes. All of the countries have been touched positively in one way or another because of the housing …
What it means for you if 15-month wait-out period for private home owners is lifted
Private home owners looking to buy a non-subsidised resale Housing Board flat must wait 15 months after selling their property. Introduced in 2022, the 15-month wait-out period was aimed at curbing …
50% of Dubai’s Property Buyers Use Bayut’s TruEstimate™ Before Sealing A Deal
Since its launch, over 300,000 reports have been generated, with 80% focused on ready secondary units, underscoring the tool’s relevance in this segment.
Yemen: After Ahmad the Devil | TIME
Up the coast from Aden, Yemen had its own convulsion. The trouble began weeks ago, when one Colonel Abdullah Sallal, former commander of the port city of Hodeida and implicated in previous plots …
Paramount Property debuts Lumeo @ The Atera, PJ’s new transit-oriented serviced residences
This is a sponsored article with Paramount Property.] With a rich and winding legacy in property development spanning nearly five decades, Paramount Property holds a deep expertise in the realm of …
5 myths about buying real estate in Turkey: Real stories and what you ne – The Jerusalem Post
Truth: The real estate market in Turkey is expanding. Especially in the tourist areas, the yield on investment is quite significant due to the high demand for holiday home rentals.
Vietnam tycoon will not face death penalty over $27 bn fraud: lawyer
A Vietnamese property tycoon sentenced to death for fraud totalling $27 billion will no longer face execution, her lawyer said Wednesday, as the country abolished capital punishment for eight crimes, …
Vietnamese Property Tycoon’s Sentence To Be Reduced To Life Imprisonment
A Vietnamese property tycoon sentenced to death for fraud with damages totalling $27 billion will no longer face execution, her lawyer said.
Vietnam tycoon Truong My Lan will not face death penalty: Lawyer
Her death penalty will be converted to life imprisonment. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.