Cebu Landmasters Inc. was named Best Developer of the Year for the second time since 2019.
Azerbaijan issues ‘Property Market’ journal
In Azerbaijan, readers will get the 50-th issue of “Property Market” journal. “Real property” journal takes its place among the media. It reflects, highlights and analyzes the socio-economic processes …
REITs in India (2026): The new-age way to own real estate
Owning real estate in India meant substantial investment and long waiting periods. Enter REITs – Real Estate Investment Trusts – offering a modern solution. | Real Estate News …
Beyond offices: how India’s consumption economy could reshape REITs
As India’s consumption habits shift toward organized retail and experience-based shopping, the landscape of Real Estate Investment Trusts is transforming. | Real Estate News …
Accor launches Pullman brand in Sri Lanka
Cityscape Global 2026 to spotlight Saudi property boom
Saudi Arabia continues to prioritise investment across key sectors such as urban development, infrastructure, and entertainment as part of its …
Hong Kong banks turn to student housing as property bright spot
Hong Kong banks increase lending for student housing conversions, driven by rising demand and government support amid a growing student accommodation market. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more …
Evergrande founder Hui Ka Yan, from property tycoon to life in jail
By Clare Jim HONG KONG, Aug 20 (Reuters) – Mingling with power brokers at the Chinese Communist Party’s centenary celebrations in 2021, a beaming Hui Ka Yan betrayed no sign of the pressure mounting …
India’s real estate to stay resilient till 2026 amid strong demand
India’s real estate sector is set to remain resilient through 2026, supported by strong demand and healthy developer finances. Office leasing and warehousing are key bright spots, though geopolitical …
China sentences founder of world’s most-indebted property developer to life in prison for fraud, bribery
Hui Ka Yan received a life sentence as China Evergrande Group was fined over $2.3 billion for inflating assets and concealing massive liabilities.